of course, it s depent dent on a lot of different factors. the first thing is looking at the trajectory of these bullets. if the bullet happens to cross a major blood vessel like aorta, your risk of death increases significantly. but say it doesn t. yet the blast effect impacts that area. well then you are at risk of higher mortality and you can imagine these children, these babies, where their organs are compressed and so much smaller. the type of energy and destruction that s happening. and it s absolutely devastating because frankly, the only people that see that carnage are those children that are actually in the room. the parents that have to identify those bodies. and the front line providers
there you go. steve: it s got biscuits, gravy, home fries, gravy on top. that looks fantastic. brian: right. and it is bad for your aorta. chided them. if the drink didn t finish you off, this will do it. it is great. people love it. the number one thing here is the pancakes. samantha, you told me. ainsley: for the breakfast. brian: the number one thing for breakfast, the giant pancake. ainsley: that is massive. steve: it is bigger than your head. ainsley: how do they flip them? steve: brian, it is where to figure out what burger you are going to have today. brian: the impossible? steve: do they have that? brian: do they have we will
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which is what it sounds like they have done for him as well. when your heart is not beating well, you start to fluid starts to backup. some people get swollen ankles and stuff. that is a sign of backed up fluid. that same fluid can also back up into the lungs. it can make it very difficult to oxygenate somebody. that s part of the reason they flipped him over. it speaks to he is sick. he is critically ill. those are manifestations of that. you talked about the electric rhythm of the heart. can you explain how that gets interrupted and what that actually means? yeah. when you think about the heart pumping, it s basically four chambers. electrical activity is coordinating the pumping of those chambers. ultimately, you are forcing blood from the heart into the aorta. that goes throughout the body. when the heart rhythm is