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Absolutely. 15-20 mls into an IV can mess you up. If it's a central line (like a jugular) it can be even less.
The bends are a different beast. I'd love to try diving someday!
It's hard to do that stuff on accident though. We're talking about the entire damn line filled with air. Some bubbles really don't matter.