What are the types of Type 2 DCS?

Type 2 Decompression Sickness (DCS) refers to a more severe form of DCS that typically involves symptoms resulting from nitrogen bubbles forming in the body due to rapid ascents from deep underwater. The correct answer identifies the specific manifestations associated with Type 2 DCS.

Neurological symptoms occur when nitrogen bubbles affect the central nervous system, potentially leading to a range of issues such as difficulty with movement, coordination, and sensation. Chokes refers to respiratory distress caused by nitrogen bubbles affecting the lungs, and staggers relate to movement difficulties due to neurological impairment. These specific symptoms are distinct to Type 2 DCS and inform the diagnosis and treatment in cases where divers exhibit severe physiological symptoms after surfacing.

The other options include symptoms that don't adequately describe the specific types of manifestations seen with Type 2 DCS. Understanding the diverse effects on the body and the different types of DCS is crucial for proper management and response when treating affected individuals.