NOUN
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confused or stuporous state caused by high levels of dissolved nitrogen in the blood
deep-sea divers can suffer nitrogen narcosis from breathing air under high pressure
How To Use nitrogen narcosis In A Sentence
- Even under the best circumstances, some nitrogen narcosis occurred at this depth. Gideon’s war
- His joints ached a little, but there were no other symptoms of incomplete decompression or nitrogen narcosis. THE LAST RAVEN
- Nitrox and heliox, Gideon knew, were air mixtures intended for use at great depth or during extended dives in order to alleviate the various problems, including the bends, oxygen toxicity, and nitrogen narcosis, that came as the result of gases being compressed—or decompressed—in the human body. Gideon’s war
- Nitrogen narcosis has everything to do with the partial pressure of nitrogen and has no relationship with the partial pressure of oxygen.
- deep-sea divers can suffer nitrogen narcosis from breathing air under high pressure
- Nitrogen narcosis has everything to do with the partial pressure of nitrogen and has no relationship with the partial pressure of oxygen.
- Nitrox and heliox, Gideon knew, were air mixtures intended for use at great depth or during extended dives in order to alleviate the various problems, including the bends, oxygen toxicity, and nitrogen narcosis, that came as the result of gases being compressed—or decompressed—in the human body. Gideon’s war
