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Old 11-09-03, 07:53 PM
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If a diver was conscious then flat on the back on O2 would be my prefered option.  However if the diver was unconscious then aswell as dealing with a bend you have to treat the other symtoms aswell.  The recovery position gives the best support to a casualties airway and is easy to monitor their vital signs.

Either way avoid elevating any part of the body unless there is a pressing reason to do so, eg open wounds and serious loss of blood.
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