Includes 4 agencies outside the US.

Indication	Spread: box is the middle half, dot means most agree	Range
Beta-blocker / calcium-channel-blocker overdose Adult		1000 to 3000 mg median 2000, n=51
Pediatric, weight-based		20 to 100 mg/kg median 60, n=37
Pediatric, weight-based		0.5 to 0.6 mL/kg median 0.6, n=5
Cardiac arrest Adult		1000 to 3000 mg median 3000, n=9
Pediatric, weight-based		30 to 100 mg/kg median 60, n=9
Crush injury Adult		1000 to 3000 mg median 2000, n=9
Pediatric, weight-based		20 to 60 mg/kg median 20, n=8
Hyperkalemia Adult		1000 to 3000 mg median 2000, n=80
Pediatric		Most use 1000 mg range 1000 to 2000 mg, n=5
Pediatric, weight-based		20 to 100 mg/kg median 60, n=48
Pediatric, weight-based		0.5 to 0.6 mL/kg median 0.5, n=5
Other Adult		500 to 3000 mg median 1000, n=58
Adult		4 to 30 mL median 10, n=14
Pediatric		Most use 1000 mg range 500 to 2000 mg, n=5
Pediatric		1 to 4 mL median 2, n=7
Pediatric, weight-based		20 to 100 mg/kg median 50, n=33
Trauma / hemorrhage Adult		1000 to 3000 mg median 1000, n=6

Too few protocols to chart yet (protocols in brackets): Asystole / PEA (1), Bradycardia (4), Burns (5), Eclampsia / pre-eclampsia (2), Hypotension / shock (1), Obstetric hemorrhage (1), Seizure (1), Narrow-complex tachycardia (1), Traumatic arrest (1), VF / pulseless VT (1)

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