Gas can enter the bloodstream and cause serious damage to the lungs or even death by:

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Answer is D. All answers are correct.

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All the activities given as the options will make a person breath-in compressed air which contain nitrogen. The nitrogen enters the body tissue at high pressure, this will cause pains in the joints, muscles, nausea and even paralysis.

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