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    A medical technician wearing blue latex gloves and a communication headset is attending to a patient lying on a treatment table inside what appears to be a hyperbaric chamber facility. The patient is wearing a full-face oxygen mask connected to hoses, and the technician is adjusting or monitoring an IV line or medical device on the patient's arm. The large circular pressure door of the hyperbaric chamber is visible in the background.

    SANTA RITA, GUAM

    02.25.2015

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Chelsy Alamina 

    Defense Media Activity - Guam

    150225-N-ZB122-003 SANTA RITA, Guam (February 25, 2015) Hospital Corpsman 2nd Class Beau Chandler, left, places an intravenous line (IV) in a patients arm during a demonstration for patient care due to decompression illness in the hyperbaric chamber. U.S. Naval Base Guam is home to the only recompression chamber in the region and provides treatment to military and civilian personnel from Guam and the Micronesia Islands. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Chelsy Alamina/Released)

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    Date Taken: 02.25.2015
    Date Posted: 02.26.2015 00:02
    Photo ID: 1787094
    VIRIN: 150225-N-ZB122-003
    Resolution: 4256x2832
    Size: 1.03 MB
    Location: SANTA RITA, GU
    Hometown: YACOLT, WASHINGTON, US
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    A medical technician wearing blue latex gloves and a communication headset is preparing an IV line inside what appears to be a hyperbaric chamber. A patient is visible in the background lying down and wearing a full-face oxygen mask. The setting is a pressurized cylindrical chamber with visible industrial hardware, valves, and flanged ports.
    A medical technician wearing blue latex gloves and aviation headset is treating a patient lying supine inside what appears to be a hyperbaric chamber. The patient is wearing an oxygen mask connected to hoses, while the technician appears to be applying a tourniquet or IV preparation to the patient's arm. The setting contains numerous valves, gauges, and pressurized equipment consistent with a military or medical hyperbaric treatment facility.
    A medical technician wearing blue latex gloves and a communication headset is attending to a patient lying on a treatment table inside what appears to be a hyperbaric chamber facility. The patient is wearing a full-face oxygen mask connected to hoses, and the technician is adjusting or monitoring an IV line or medical device on the patient's arm. The large circular pressure door of the hyperbaric chamber is visible in the background.
    Two U.S. Navy personnel are standing at a large control panel in what appears to be a hyperbaric/diving medical facility. They are monitoring a television screen displaying a black-and-white feed, likely from inside a decompression chamber. The control panel is labeled 'FES CONTROL PANEL' and contains numerous gauges, switches, valves, and digital readouts.
    A medical or dive technician wearing communication headphones attends to a patient lying on a metal gurney inside what appears to be a hyperbaric (recompression) chamber. The attendant is checking or adjusting an IV line on the patient's arm. The setting is a pressurized cylindrical chamber with visible hatch, valves, and communication equipment.
    A military medical training exercise is taking place on a tiled floor near what appears to be a hyperbaric chamber. Four personnel in Navy dark blue t-shirts are attending to a person lying on the floor, simulating emergency medical response. The scene includes medical equipment and supplies laid out on the floor.
    Three U.S. Navy personnel are operating a hyperbaric recompression chamber facility, likely located in Guam based on shirt text. Two individuals stand at a control panel monitoring gauges, switches, and a display monitor, while a third sits at the left end of the console. The facility appears to be a dive medical treatment center equipped with a large cylindrical pressure chamber.

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