4. A scuba diver encounters a shark at 40 m depth, she panics and climbs up to the surface very quickly. She then feels dizziness followed by an extreme headache and starts to vomit. Answer the following questions in order. What is happening to her? Which scientific law causes this? What should she have done to prevent this? What is the medical treatment? A. Compression sickness, Boyle's Law, she should have fought the shark, she should be taken back to the same depth B. Decompression sickness, Henry's Law, she should have climbed slowly, she should be kept in a high-pressure chamber C. Decompression sickness, Henry's Law, she should have taken some breaks during her climb, she should be taken back to the same depth D. Bends, Newton's Law, she should have climbed slowly. she should be taken back to the same depth E. Decompression sickness, Gay-Lussac Law, she should have killed the shark, she should be kept in a high- pressure chamber

4. A scuba diver encounters a shark at 40 m depth, she panics and climbs up to the surface very quickly. She then feels dizziness followed by an extreme headache and starts to vomit. Answer the following questions in order. What is happening to her? Which scientific law causes this? What should she have done to prevent this? What is the medical treatment? A. Compression sickness, Boyle's Law, she should have fought the shark, she should be taken back to the same depth B. Decompression sickness, Henry's Law, she should have climbed slowly, she should be kept in a high-pressure chamber C. Decompression sickness, Henry's Law, she should have taken some breaks during her climb, she should be taken back to the same depth D. Bends, Newton's Law, she should have climbed slowly. she should be taken back to the same depth E. Decompression sickness, Gay-Lussac Law, she should have killed the shark, she should be kept in a high- pressure chamber

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