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PADI Enriched Air Diver Exam Questions & Answers 1.What is "enriched air"? - ANSWEREnriched air is any nitrogen/oxygen gas blend with more than 21% oxygen. 2.Why should only qualified, reputable enriched air blenders fill enriched air cylinders? - ANSWERThey have the proper training and equipment to manage the two primary concerns associated with enriched air cylinders. 3. What is the potential hazard of improper enriched air filling procedures? - ANSWERFire/explosion and having a different mix of oxygen than you asked for. 4. What should you do if an enriched air cylinder or oxygen-service equipment is used with standard compressed air? - ANSWERHave it serviced and cleaned by someone qualified to service enriched air equipment. 5. How do you identify qualified enriched air blenders and enriched air service? - ANSWERBy looking for gas quality verification, proper procedures, cylinder markings, analysis, record keeping and other documentation showing evidence of training and certification. 6. What is the primary benefit of using enriched air? - ANSWERIt exposes you to less nitrogen than when you dive with air. 7. How does using enriched air affect no stop limits? - ANSWERIt allows longer no stop limits because you are absorbing less oxygen. 8. Why is it too simplistic to say enriched air is safer than air when diving will within air no decompression limits? - ANSWERHigher oxygen levels create a potential hazard that hardly exists in air diving within recreational limits. 9. How does using enriched air affect narcosis when diving? - ANSWERThe current thinking is the narcosis potential is the same. 10. What are three advantages of using an enriched air dive computer for enriched air diving? - ANSWER1) Computers combine enriched air with multilevel diving for the most no stop time possible. 2) Most models will or can be set to alert you if you accidentally exceed the maximum depth for your gas blend. 3) Dive computers simplify diving planning and execution by calculating both your oxygen exposure and your allowable no stop time, and warn you if you near the limits of either. 11. What is the primary concern regarding enriched air and scuba equipment? - ANSWERHigh oxygen content.

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PADI Enriched Air Diver Exam Questions &


1.What is "enriched air"? - ANSWEREnriched air is any nitrogen/oxygen gas blend wit
oxygen.


2.Why should only qualified, reputable enriched air blenders fill enriched air cylinders?
the proper training and equipment to manage the two primary concerns associated with


3. What is the potential hazard of improper enriched air filling procedures? - ANSWER
having a different mix of oxygen than you asked for.


4. What should you do if an enriched air cylinder or oxygen-service equipment is used w
compressed air? - ANSWERHave it serviced and cleaned by someone qualified to servi
equipment.


5. How do you identify qualified enriched air blenders and enriched air service? - ANSW
quality verification, proper procedures, cylinder markings, analysis, record keeping and
showing evidence of training and certification.




6. What is the primary benefit of using enriched air? - ANSWERIt exposes you to less n
dive with air.


7. How does using enriched air affect no stop limits? - ANSWERIt allows longer no sto
absorbing less oxygen.


8. Why is it too simplistic to say enriched air is safer than air when diving will within ai
limits? - ANSWERHigher oxygen levels create a potential hazard that hardly exists in a
recreational limits.

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