Which emergency evacuation route is used for LOGSU?

The option indicating that a diver should be transported to the nearest chamber at LOGSU is correct because in underwater emergencies, immediate access to a hyperbaric chamber is critical for effective treatment of decompression sickness or other diving-related injuries. LOGSU, or the Diver’s Hyperbaric Treatment Facility, is specifically designated for managing these situations, making it the most appropriate response for evacuating a diver in distress.

Transporting the diver directly to the nearest chamber minimizes response time and increases the chances of successful treatment. Time is of the essence in these emergencies, and having the proper facility readily available is necessary for ensuring the diver receives the correct level of care quickly.

While using the other routes may seem reasonable in certain contexts, they do not prioritize the immediate medical needs that a diver in an emergency situation requires. Relying on external emergency services, like calling 911, may introduce unnecessary delays, and meeting personnel at a general docking station does not ensure that the injured diver receives the urgent care they need at a specialized facility.