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The nurse is caring for a client with a large venous injury that has just begun to show signs of healing. The nurse contacts the healthcare provider and asks for a change from the chemical method of debridement for which reason?

▸ Chemical debridement may damage the tissue that has just begun to heal.

▸ Chemical debridement is more painful to venous injuries that have begun to show signs of healing.

▸ Chemical debridement is ineffective for venous injuries that have just begun to show signs of healing.

▸ Chemical debridement is more useful with arterial injuries than venous injuries.

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