Aquatic Realm Scuba Center - DAN Materials & Products

DAN - Oxygen First Aid for Scuba Diving Injuries - Student Manual	DAN - Advanced Oxygen First Aid for Scuba Diving Injuries - Student Manual	Dan - Hazardous Marine Life Injuries - Student Manual

By far the most popular and widely used DAN Training Program, Oxygen First Aid for Scuba Diving Injuries provides entry-level training to improve a diver's ability to recognize possible dive-related injuries and provide emergency oxygen first aid while activating the local emergency medical services (EMS).	An additional module to the Oxygen First Aid for Scuba Diving Injuries program, Advanced Oxygen First Aid refreshes what was learned in the entry-level class and takes it to the next level, teaching students additional skills for treating non-breathing divers. These skills include learning to use an MTV-100(Manually Triggered Ventilator) and a bag valve mask.	Though all divers know the best way to avoid marine life injury is simply not to touch the critters we encounter, the unavoidable sometimes happens. First Aid for Hazardous Marine Life Injuries (HMLI) teaches divers to minimize hazardous marine life injuries and reduce discomfort and pain. The course also provides information on specific types of injuries as well as the recommended first aid treatment.
DAN - Automated External Defibrillators - Student Manual	DAN - On-Site Neurological Assessment for Divers - Student Manual	DAN - Diving Emergency Management Provider - Student Manual

They seem to be everywhere these days - airports, convention centers, even the mall. But does the average person know how to operate an AED if the need arises? Do divers know how to apply AED use to a diver in trouble? Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) for Scuba Diving is a program designed to provide training on the easy-to-use devices and increase divers' confidence and ability to assist in emergency situations. In this program, divers learn the warning signs of cardiac arrest and how to use automated external defibrillators.	Approximately two-thirds of divers with decompression illness have evidence of damage to the nervous system. But because the symptoms are often vague and easily dismissed as insignificant or not dive-related, treatment is not always sought when it's needed. On-Site Neurological Assessment for Divers (Neuro) trains divers to recognize the signs and symptoms of decompression illness and activate emergency assistance. The program is especially useful to divemasters and instructors charged with the care of others, though it provides the same benefit to all - understanding the signs of DCI and determining their severity, both of which are critical steps to getting an injured diver to appropriate medical care.	Divers and dive professionals interested in understanding first aid care for dive emergencies can now take the Diving Emergency Management Provider (DEMP) course. This comprehensive program integrates the knowledge and skills from several DAN Training Programs into a single course.
DAN - Oxygen First Aid for Aquatic Emergencies - Student Handbook	DAN - Rescue Key CPR Mask	DAN - Surface Signal Kit

The Oxygen First Aid for Aquatic Emergencies program extends the life-saving skills of oxygen first aid to people who live and play in and around the water. Providing high concentrations of oxygen to near-drowning victims in the first few minutes after rescue and prevent serious or even fatal complications.	Suitable for both adults and children, the Rescue Key is a proven and easy-to-use barrier with a one-way valve that prevents direct mouth-to-mouth contact. Single use only. Latex-free, comes in a nylon case with key ring.	One safety precaution no diver should be without, surface signal kits offer a variety of function. The DAN Surface Signal Kit features a 6' orange safety sausage with lpi attachment, dump valve and a 2" reflective strip that runs the length of the tube, a feature unique to the DAN signal tube.
DAN - Oronasal Resuscitation Mask	DAN - O2-Softsided Oxygen Unit - Rescue Pak Extended Care	DAN - Pocket Guardian First Aid Kit

With O2 inlet (and strap) for mouth-to-mask ventilations, the mask provides additional oxygen to a non-breathing injured diver if used in conjunction with rescue breathing and constant-flow oxygen.	New from DAN, the Soft-Sided Oxygen Unit was created for those who do not require a waterproof case for their oxygen unit. The case includes a front pocket and a zippered top lid for easy access to the cylinder. An adjustable shoulder strap and top haul loop provide two easy-carry options, and a nylon daisy chain runs down the back of the case, making it simple to secure in your vehicle or boat.	The perfect personal first aid kit for on or around the water. Packaged in a zippered nylon pouch with a waterproof inner bag.