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Indication

Insulin for Other

13 sources6 named agencies11 statesas of 2026-10-31

Adult weight-based dosing has a median of 0.1 unit/kg across 10 published protocols, with the middle half between 0.1 and 0.1.

13sources
6named agencies
11states
32entries
6named here

Includes 1 agency outside the US.

Doses far off from what other protocols give are likely misreads, so they are left out until checked. How that works.

Adult, weight-basedunit/kg

10sources
3named agencies
8states
14entries
0kept as written
minp25medianp75max
0.050.10.10.10.125

Values in unit/kg. One value per source (that source's median), so a document listing a medication five times still gets one vote.

Routes

  • IV 79%
  • IV/IO 21%

United States EMS Protocol Census, n=10 protocols from 3 named agencies / 8 states, updated Oct 2026

Pediatric, weight-basedunit/kg

7sources
4named agencies
6states
11entries
0kept as written
minp25medianp75max
0.050.050.0750.10.1

Values in unit/kg. One value per source (that source's median), so a document listing a medication five times still gets one vote.

Routes

  • IV 64%
  • IV/IO 27%
  • IV/IM 9%

United States EMS Protocol Census, n=7 protocols from 4 named agencies / 6 states, updated Oct 2026

Adultunit

4sources
2named agencies
4states
6entries
0kept as written

Below 5 sources, so no distribution is published for this group — only the counts above.

Routes

  • IV 83%
  • IV/IO 17%

United States EMS Protocol Census, n=4 protocols from 2 named agencies / 4 states, updated Oct 2026

Pediatricunit

1sources
0named agencies
1states
1entries
0kept as written

Below 5 sources, so no distribution is published for this group — only the counts above.

Routes

  • IV 100%

United States EMS Protocol Census, n=1 protocols from 0 named agencies / 1 states, updated Oct 2026

Named agencies with a page6

Agencies whose protocols are a public record are named here. Their own doses are on their own pages; this list carries no values.

Training reference compiled from published protocols. Not a clinical order. Verify with your agency and medical director.