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Oxygen Toxicity

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Oxygen Toxicity
Damage or injury from inhaling too much oxygen. Dangerous if oxygen partial pressure exceeds 1.6 ATA - at around 66 meters using normal air. One of the first symptoms of oxygen toxicity while diving can be seizures.


 

 
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