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the second thing that s important about the respiratory rate of 22 is when you have somebody that the primary problem in the body is airway narrowing, where you have somebody where there is that the airways are being compressed and there s narrowing in the neck and narrowing in the chest, the physiological response to airway narrowing is a normal respiratory rate and that is what we have. so it s the expectant respiratory rate you see that s normal is the expected physiological response. if somebody who has airway narrowing. so, doctor, you ve covered the mechanisms of how low oxygen occurs. as a commission, did you observe the results of low oxygen in the video showing the last minutes of george floyd s life? yes. what did you observe? i mean, in terms of what we are seeing is the changes in his facial appearance, this becomes crucially important. again, it s seeing the effects of the low oxygen. have you seen this effect in other patients as a clinician? yes,
from atlanta over new voting restrictions. that is just ahead but we begin with important testimony in the trial of fired police officer derek chauvin. taking the stand today, the doctor, who tried but could not save george floyd s life. and the police chief that told jurors what chauvin did to floyd went against department policy, training, ethics, and values. cnn s omar jimenez joins joins us, with our coverage. . reporter: the start of week two of testimony, and the current-minneapolis police chief takes the stand in the trial of derek chauvin, his former officer. do you believe have a belief, as to when this restraint, restraint on the ground, that you viewed, should have stopped? once mr. floyd had stopped resisting. and certainly, once he was in distress and trying to verbalize that. to continue to apply that level of force to a person, prone out, handcuffed behind their back. that that that, in no way, shape, or form, is anything that is by policy. it is no
did one of them take over that part? from what i remember, yes. and then you said you moved down and assisted with the iv, can you just describe that? i just worked on trying to get iv access. and was there some difficulty with that? a little bit. i believe i believe we had io access at some point but i don t know when that was done. and what is io access? it s a needle that drills into your bone in your leg, it s another way of giving medications. and why why would you need to have that kind of access? same reason to give medications to try to resuscitate them. and if maybe you could describe why you might initially go from one location to moving to io access. io is often done if you re having difficulty with iv access and it s common to do in a cardiac arrest. and io stands for? interosseous. and iv is intervascular. at some point did that get established, an io line? yeah. and was that the way that the medications were administer
the defense also played never before seen body cam video of george floyd s lifeless body being placed on a gurney and we ll play now parts of the paramedic s testimony for you right here. when mr. smith was bending down over the over mr. floyd, was that the point in time when he was checking for a pulse that you described? yes. and you may have been out of the frame for that, but were you what were you doing while that was going on? i was at the back of the ambulance yeah, i was standing near the back of the ambulance. and while your partner was checking for a pulse, and were the officers still on top of george floyd while that process was going on? yeah. oh, he in handcuffs, bro. he a real man, bro. i trained with him. the fact that you guys aren t checking his pulse and doing compressions if he needs them, you guys are on oh my god. okay. they just dragged him. come on now. you were seen bending down over mr. floyd and there was a gesture m