Autolytic medications

The client diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency has a venous stasis ulcer that is being treated with autolytic medication for debridement and an occlusive dressing. The nurse notices a foul-smelling odor. Which action should the nurse take ... 

The routes of administration should be the same as proposed in the protocol as well as by labeling. This, however, as in some of the studies, requires modifications (e.g., drench in lieu of medicated feeds). In order to minimize autolytic decomposition, necropsy should be performed promptly after death on all animals that die during the study. The necropsy should be performed by a qualified and experienced person. A complete physical examination should be performed, and baseline data should be collected by a qualified and trained worker. Data should be obtained prior to the start of the trial and at reasonable, predetermined intervals thereafter in accordance with the study protocol. 

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