>> we discussed using the lodine, which is the anti-and the inflammatory to help with the inflammationscussed heat, ice and massage. >> sl >> you had seen him the three times we covered here, but you had seen him at other times. he had complained on a prior occasion of having some back pain? do you recall ta? >> i do. >> had you treated had i am for that before? >> i had. it was related to constipation. >> so it was not related to his injury itself like a physical injury? >> correct. >> if i may have a moment, your honor. >> yes, you may. oh, i apologize. in terms of laceration to the head, you mentioned two of them. >> uh-huh. >> i got a bald head head. so i know what it is to get cut or have a laceration. how do those bleed and distinguishing that from a cut somewhere else on the body? in terms of, is there something with the head the fact that it bleeds more profusely or does it? tell me about that. >> the scalp is very vascular. meaning it has many blood vessels there. so a scalp laceration can bleed quite a significant amount more than perhaps somewhere else on the body depending

>> we gave him lodine, which is an anti-inflammatory. >> when you saw him regarding the lacerations,any band-aids covering them? >> he did have one large band-aid covering them. >> did you remove the band-aid to look at them? >> correct. >> you mentioned that he said, mr. zimmerman told you that he had told you that the nose was either broken or possibly broken. ; is that corre is that correct? >> that's what i was told. >> based on your examination, would you say the nose was broken? >> i would say likely broken. i can't say definitively given that there were no x-rays. and it can be made by the visual itself based on the black eyes and the bruising. clinically appearing, it appeared to be, yes. >> but it was still perfectly straight? >> it was still straight. there was no septal deviation. >> i think you've got in terms of the plan decision making process, is that what you move on to next? >> after the exam, i would move to the plan and decision making process. >> you talked about the scalp lacerations that there was no sutures needed. in other words, he didn't need any sewing up a