collapsing. there blood is filling up into the lung. the bullet then hits the left area where the blood vessels and bronchi go in and out. it courses through the bottom of the lung, continuing causing collapse and bleeding and lodges at the tenth rib. now, there is an exit wound, but the bullet doesn t come out because it hits the bulletproof vest. it s called a short exit wound. instead of being a cookie-cutter sharp exit wound, it s a ragged-edged wound. in summary, we have two bullets shot into this officer. i agree with the findings that this was a carefully staged suicide. this officer killed himself. sorry, george.
on the left side where the major bronchi and blood vessels go in and out of the lung, coarsurses through the bottom of the lung, collapses and causes bleeding. there issen a exit wound but the bullet doesn t come out because it hits the bulletproof vest. instead of being a cookie cutter sharp exit wound, it is a ragged-edged wound. in summary, we have two bullets shot into this officer. i agree with the findings that this was a carefully staged suicide. this officer killed himself. we ll open it up now for questions and answers.
flu, whereas with allergies, it s clear. now, once you have the flu and it s overtreated or not treated with the right antibiotics, that s what you re trying to get to, that s going to get into the deeper part of your lungs, which is the bronchi and causes inflammation, which is bronchitis. then you have to treat it with antibiotics, steroids, et cetera. heavy duty i ones. i think a lot of times we re overprescribing z-packs for allergies. if you re taking claritin and zyrtec, maybe you shouldn t take antibiotics. if you think, i just have allergies, you may go underdiagnosed or undertreated for the flu. clearly with the flu you have to get treated early on. this time of year, though, we don t usually see influenza.