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Earfuls of Trouble Written by DAN Staff 307 South Greenwich Rd. Wichita, KS 67207 To unsubscribe click here 316-775-6688 COREY LIES PADI EDDIE GREENLEE JOSH NIXON PADI ADVANCED OPEN PADI ADVANCED ADVANCED OPEN WATER DIVER OPEN WATER DIVER WATER DIVER THANKS TO INSTRUCTOR MICHAEL JERNIGAN AND DIVE MASTERS CHAD WINTON ALONG WITH NEIL GARRETT FOR THE EFFORTS IN MAKING SURE THESE GREAT FIREFIGHTERS FROM THE WICHITA FIRE DEPARTMENT RESCUE TEAM ACHIEVED THEIR ADVANCED PADI OPEN WATER CERTIFICATION STUART REIFSCHNEIDER B.J OTT PADI PADI ADVANCED OPEN ADVANCED OPEN WATER DIVER WATER DIVER THANKS TO INSTRUCTOR CLIF MASON ALONG WITH DIVE MASTERS BRIAN HARVEY AND NEIL GARRETT IN HELPING THESE SCUBA STUDENTS GET READY FOR THEIR OPEN WATER CERTIFICATION. SUNDAY’S FIRST AID GRADUATES PICTURED ABOVE SCUBA SCHOOL SEPT 30 WICHITA STATE SCUBA CLASS OCT 2-4 OPEN WATER PART 2, ADVANCED COURSE, AND ANY DIVE SPECIALTY (BEAVER LAKE) OCT 14 WICHITA STATE SCUBA CLASS OCT 9-11 OPEN WATER PART ONE CLASS THE SEASON IS CLOSING. WE HAVE A OCT 10 DISCOVER SCUBA, SCUBA REVIEW LAKE TRAINING DIVE SCHEDULED COURSE, OR JUST COME AND PLAY FOR OCT 2-4 AND AGAIN ON OCT 16- OCT 11 FIRST AID CLASS 18. THOSE TRAINING SESSIONS WILL BE CANCELLED IF YOU OCT 14 WICHITA STATE SCUBA CLASS DON’T SIGN UP. CALL NOW ! OCT 16-18 OPEN WATER PART 2, ADVANCED COURSE, AND ANY DIVE SPECIALTY (BEAVER LAKE) TRAINING AT BEAVER LAKE ARKANSAS OCT 18 FIRST AID CLASS Beaver Lake is a man-made reservoir in the Ozark Mountains OCT 21 WICHITA STATE SCUBA CLASS of Northwest Arkansas and is formed by a dam across the White River only a few hours drive from Wichita. Beaver Lake waters OCT 23-25 OPEN WATER PART ONE CLASS are deep, clean, and clear. Beaver Lake is optimal for scuba div- OCT 24 DISCOVER SCUBA, SCUBA REVIEW ing because the water is deep and visibility is great making for COURSE, OR JUST COME AND PLAY interesting sites. OCT 25 FIRST AID CLASS OCT 31-NOV 7 ST. LUCIA TRIP NOV 6-8 OPEN WATER PART ONE CLASS NOV 7 DISCOVER SCUBA, SCUBA REVIEW COURSE, OR JUST COME AND PLAY NOV 13-15 OPEN WATER PART ONE CLASS NOV 14 DISCOVER SCUBA, SCUBA REVIEW COME JOIN US FOR A WEEKEND OF FUN COURSE, OR JUST COME AND PLAY NOV 15 FIRST AID CLASS NOV 20-22 OPEN WATER PART ONE CLASS NOV 21 DISCOVER SCUBA, SCUBA REVIEW COURSE, OR JUST COME AND PLAY NOV 22 FIRST AID CLASS MAKE EVERY WEEKEND A DIVE WEEKEND AMBER WAVES DIVING REPAIR CENTER Properly functioning gear is crucial Your safety depends on it. That’s why we are the best technicians in the business to service your gear. BEAVER LAKE SCHEDULE What to expect OCT 2-4 Open Water, Advanced, and We are certified technicians that always follow manu- facturer guidelines. Conscientious and thorough, we Specialty Courses. examine every part of your gear. We’re always on the OCT 14-16 Open Water, Advanced, and lookout for wear and corrosion, immediately swapping Specialty Courses. WEATHER out anything worn or damaged. We want your next PERMITTING—LAST TRIP FOR dive to be your best dive! THE SEASON SIGN UP NOW 316-775-6688 MORE ABOUT BONAIRE ENRICHED AIR CLASS FORMING NOW….CALL 316-775-6688 DIVE MASTER CLASS IS NOW FORMING ADVANCED OPEN WATER COURSE The Advanced Open Water Diver Course (AOW) is the next step in learning advanced skills directly applicable to scuba diving. Fre- quently, an AOW card is just the ticket to diving at a variety of more sites. For example, we know of several places in the Philippines, Malaysia, Australia, and some wreck sites in Florida who will not let you dive at certain, more advanced sites, unless you have the AOW or above certification. The reason is that the operators don't want to risk putting OW divers into certain advanced level dive con- ditions such as currents or deep, blue water, environments. They know that PADI AOW certified divers have the skills and experience necessary for such sites. There are a total of 5 dives necessary to complete the course. The required 2 Core dives are Deep and Underwater Navigation. You can choose the remaining 3 Adventure Dives. This course is for newly certified divers as well as divers with more experience who wish to expand their knowledge and practical skills. Also, if you don't have enough time to complete the full AOW course, the Adventure Diver rating is awarded after completion after any 3 Adventure Dives. Why should you take the Advanced Open Water Course? Open Water Divers have learned the basics, the "how" of diving. After a few dives, there is a need to expand that dive knowledge and learn practical skills which can increase your enjoyment of diving. Ever surface far away from the boat and have a long surface swim back? With the Navigation dive, you will learn how to prevent that situation, using compass as well as natural navigational aids to as- sist in your underwater journey. For deep diving, there are special concerns, and as an Open Water Diver, you are certified to dive 18 meters/60 feet. After completing the AOW course, that level is extended to 30 meters/100 feet. If you really want to advance your skills and be more comfortable in the water, taking this course is the way to do it. We have openings for the Beaver lake trip. Give us a call and schedule your course today! LEARN MORE HERE Earfuls of Trouble Written by DAN Staff Ear injuries make up the overwhelming majority of medical complaints from divers. It makes sense because we put our ears through a lot of stress in a dive, and that especially applies to professionals who are up and down, and in and out of the water all day long. In the first three feet of a descent your ears experience 10 percent greater pressure than they did at the surface. At six feet that percentage doubles, and at 10 feet there is enough pressure to rupture ear drums, burst blood vessels and draw fluid into our inner ears. Despite this, many divers equalize their ears as an afterthought, or forget to equalize as they try to keep up with others divers while descending. Ear injuries can occur quickly and without notice, but by firmly establishing the importance of equalization early and often during training, you can help your student divers avoid trou- ble. Let’s review the most common ear injuries, so you can give your students an “earful” of good information. Perforated Eardrum A rupture of the tympanic membrane, or eardrum, is generally the result of a failure to equalize the middle ear, or a too- forceful Valsalva maneuver. The condition often presents with pain, although the rupture may relieve the feeling of pressure on the ear. Vertigo may follow. Most perforations will heal spontaneously within a few weeks, although some cases may require surgical repair. Factors like congestion, inadequate training, and excessive descent rates can increase a diver’s risk of eardrum perforation. Inner-Ear Barotrauma Like an eardrum perforation, inner-ear barotrauma can be caused by a failure to equalize, or an inappropriately aggressive Valsalva maneuver. A significant differential between external and middle-ear pressure can cause an outward bulging of the round window of the ear, which can cause inner-ear injuries without a rupture. Should the round window rupture, the loss of fluid in the inner ear can lead to damage of the hearing and balance organs, and surgical repair may be required. Divers with inner-ear barotrauma often experience severe vertigo, hearing loss, tinnitus, a feeling of fullness in their ear, and involuntary eye movements known as nystagmus. Middle-Ear Barotrauma A middle-ear barotrauma is a condition in which pressure in the tympanic cavity (the air-filled space in the middle ear) is significantly lower than the pressure outside of the ear, resulting in a relative vacuum that causes the eardrum to bulge in- ward, the tissue of the ear to swell, and the fluid and blood from ruptured vessels to leak into the tympanic cavity. This can be caused by a failure to equalize or an obstruction of the Eustachian tubes on descent. Divers with middle-ear barotrauma will generally report initial discomfort that may intensify to severe pain and the feeling of clogged or stuffy ears. Facial Baroparesis Facial baroparesis is the reversible paralysis of the facial nerve due to increased pressure in the middle-ear, which in some individuals can stop circulation to a facial nerve that is located close to the ear. This can happen while flying or diving, and symptoms usually include numbness, tingling, weakness, and paralysis of the face. 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