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The answer to both your questions is a provisional YES.
I say provisional, because it would depend on how deep you were diving
and
how long you had been down. The "bends" also known as decompression
sickness
USUALLY occur from surfacing with too much nitrogen in your body brought on
by
either diving too deep, too long, or both. That is why an ambient submarine
operator
should most definately be a certified diver so he can follow dive tables
and not get
over saturated with nitrogen. Bye the way, what do we call you? You didn't
leave a name.
Bill Akins.
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