Once applied, antiembolism stockings should not be removed until the primary care provider writes an order to discontinue them.

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Antiembolism stockings should be removed daily to inspect the skin, assess for any signs of irritation or breakdown, and to wash the skin. This is part of routine care and does not typically require a specific order from a primary care provider to remove them temporarily for these purposes.

Once Applied, Antiembolism Stockings Should Not Be Removed Until the Primary