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5 Apr, 7 tweets, 2 min read
Neither the police or the paramedics gave the chief resident information about Chauvin kneeling on Floyd’s neck. This means the physicians had no idea an accurate length of time that blood flow to Floyd’s brain had been comprised. #ChauvinTrial
Physician who treated Floyd on the importance of immediate CPR: “Any amount of time a patient spends in cardiac arrest without immediate CPR markedly decreases the chance of a good outcome. Approx. 10-15% decrease in survival for every minute that CPR is not administered.”
By not immediately starting CPR or allowing bystanders to begin CPR, the officers decreased the chance of George Floyd’s survival - no matter the precipitating event.
Physician outlining the H’s and T’s or common reversible causes of cardiac arrest of people in PEA or asystole. One of the H’s = hypoxia (low oxygen).
Physician ticking off how they eliminated different H’s and T’s (causes of cardiac arrest). Calls “excited delirium” a controversial diagnosis. One symptom is sweating. Absence of report by paramedics of extreme agitation also ruled out excited delirium.
Physician, having run down the list of differentials, says most likely cause of Floyd’s cardiac arrest was hypoxia. Physician called TOD and stated most likely cause of Floyd’s cardiac arrest was oxygen deficiency. Another term for oxygen deficiency is asphyxia. #ChauvinTrial
Paramedics when handing off Floyd to the EU, did not give physician information that they thought he had OD’d or had a heart attack.

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The GOP holds a supermajority in Missouri’s legislature. Instead of addressing the very real problems in our state, the bills they propose are parodies of the farthest right wing wish list. The more a piece of legislation triggers the libs, the better./2
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The disparities I’m going to focus on fall along two main categories: Employment classifications and race. First, let’s deal with employment classifications. Currently eligible for vaccination in Missouri are people in the following jobs: /2
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Why not invite historians and scholars of political violence to educate the public about what happens when there is no accountability?
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