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Appendix 3: Medical declaration for entrylevel certificate divers

Appendix 3: Medical declaration for entrylevel certificate divers 2025

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The document is a medical declaration form for participants enrolling in entry-level recreational diving certificate training. It requires personal information, a medical questionnaire to assess fitness for diving, and outlines potential risks associated with scuba diving. Participants must disclose any medical conditions that may affect their safety while diving and obtain a dive medical certificate if necessary. The form also includes sections for participant and guardian signatures, as well as details from the training provider.

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Begin by filling in your personal details, including your name, birth date, age, and contact information. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for your training.
Next, provide your physical measurements: height, weight, and waist circumference. Calculate your BMI using the formula provided to ensure you meet health requirements.
Read the declaration carefully before signing. This section outlines the risks associated with scuba diving and confirms your understanding of safety protocols.
Complete the medical questionnaire by answering each question honestly. If unsure about any condition, select 'YES' to seek further medical advice.
If applicable, have a parent or guardian sign the form if you are a minor. Ensure all signatures are dated correctly.
Finally, submit the completed form through our platform for processing by your training provider.

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What medications can you not scuba dive with?

Any medication that affects the CNS, such as antihistamines, decongestants or motion sickness medications, has the potential to interact with increased partial pressures of nitrogen. The effects of the drug may increase your chance of nitrogen narcosis.

What are the medical clearance guidelines for scuba diving?

Your respiratory and circulatory systems must be in good health. All body air spaces must be normal and healthy. A person with coronary disease, a current cold or congestion, epilepsy, a severe medical problem or who is under the influence of alcohol or drugs should not dive. MEDICAL STATEMENT - PADI PADI files documents padi-courses PADI files documents padi-courses

What medical conditions prohibit scuba diving?

Disqualifying Medical Conditions History of seizure disorder other than early childhood febrile (high fever) conditions. docHub anxiety, panic disorder and claustrophobia. Cystic or cavitary disease of the lungs, docHub obstructive or restrictive lung disease, or spontaneous pneumothorax.

What are the medical requirements for scuba diving?

How to get a medical certificate for diving?

Diver Medical Physicians Evaluation Form is completed by the physician evaluating the diving candidate for diving suitability when a physicians approval to dive is necessary. Diving Medical Guidance is a peer reference for physicians seeking additional information regarding how specific conditions relate to diving. Recreational Diving Medical Screening System Undersea Hyperbaric Medical Society resources featured-resources Undersea Hyperbaric Medical Society resources featured-resources

What is the 120 rule in scuba diving?

120 minus your depth (in feet) = your maximum bottom time (in minutes). Subtract the depth youre diving (in feet) from 120. The resulting number is the maximum amount of minutes you should spend at that depth.