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The human body can withstand very high air pressure, since it is not very compressible. The main consequence of higher air pressure is that greater quantities of nitrogen dissolve in the blood. If a person under high air pressure is then exposed too quickly to lower air pressure, the nitrogen in the blood can form bubbles (much like the carbon dioxide bubbles in a fizzy beverage) and this causes a very painful and dangerous condition called the bends. To avoid this, people need to decompress slowly, and deep sea divers use a decompression chamber.
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What would happen to the volume of a balloon if pressure increased?
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What does dance do for your body?
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What happens to pressure in water as you gets you gets shallower?
It decreases. There becomes less water to squeeze your body essentially, which is the premise of pressure.
If you put to much pressure on your thighs when snowboarding what will happen to your thigh?
i gets stronger
What changes happen to the body when it jumped?
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As we age blood pressure gets higher why?
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Which would have more air pressure on a mountain or in a valley and why?
A mountain because the higher in air you go the more higher air pressure gets. this is not part of the anwser but, G-force is pressure on arollar coaster when u get higher.
What happen to Simons body?
Simon's body gets carried away by the water during the storm.
What happens your body gets too much minerals?
Nothing bad will happen. the more it gets the better.
Why do changes happen to your body while playing football?
she gets fatigue and
What effect doe altitude and air pressure have on each other?
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