Help please. Saving a severely broken egg?

[Sseckel]

I swear these chickens will be the death of me! I had some broody hens sitting on some eggs while I had some others in the incubator. I haven't really been watching the hens but today I thought they had to be hatching or rotten. They started sitting in early July but the last few days have shown no action. Yesterday candling turned up two unfertilized eggs that she has been sitting on. The other 4 looked good and active.
When I checked the coop there was one of the eggs broken open and the chick was dead. Then this one was broken open but the chick is still alive. I grabbed all the eggs and put them in the incubator but I don't know. The egg is dirty and there is a small tearing in the membrane but the chick is alive and moving.
Does anyone have any advice?

 

[C3 mommy]

@Pyxis

 

[C3 mommy]

@KikisGirls @Cyprus

 

[Kiki]

Do you know what day this egg is on?
Do you see any blood?

 

[Sseckel]

Do you know what day this egg is on?
Do you see any blood?

There was a tiny amount of blood where the membrane was torn. Maybe a drop or two total. I don't know the exact day but it should be within 2-3 days of hatching As I set my first batch of eggs on the 1st of July and my broodys started setting later that week.

 

[Bamboost]

well it cant go back under her, and if the yolk isnt fully absorded might be in trouble

 

[Sseckel]

well it cant go back under her, and if the yolk isnt fully absorded might be in trouble

I put it in my incubator and set the humidity at 75%. Any guess as to how long it could go before bacteria becomes an issue?

 

[ChickNanny13]

You may want put some coconut oil or vaseline on the membrane (Q Tip) so it doesn't shrink wrap the chick. I'm not experienced but the was I look at it, if that egg was under the hen (hatching) she's not worried about "bacteria" (?)

@oldhenlikesdogs @Pyxis @EggSighted4Life Thank you in advance

 

[Zinjifrah]

I'd dab the membrane with oil - I just use mineral oil, usually - and that should give you a look at what's going on inside, if you're careful. That'll keep the membrane from drying out. I just dealt with my first shrinkwrapped chick today... the membrane in the BOTTOM of the egg dried out and encapsulated the poor thing, but it's out and fine now. I don't know if you'd want to spray it down with 3% hydrogen peroxide, without a shell... but maybe spray a paper towel down with some, and put it in that to try and avoid contamination of the other eggs, since you mentioned it being dirty.

 

[Sseckel]

You may want put some coconut oil or vaseline on the membrane (Q Tip) so it doesn't shrink wrap the chick. I'm not experienced but the was I look at it, if that egg was under the hen (hatching) she's not worried about "bacteria" (?)

@oldhenlikesdogs @Pyxis @EggSighted4Life Thank you in advance

Normally I wouldn't either except the hen pooped in the nest so it has dried poop stuck on it. And with the membrane exposed a slightly torn it has little protection. I will try some oil on the membrane.