Medication
Phenylephrine in US EMS protocols
38protocols
23named agencies
23states and regions
7indications
105dose entries
100% of 105machine-parsed
Includes 1 agency outside the US.
| Indication | Spread: box is the middle half, dot means most agree | Range |
|---|---|---|
| Hypotension / shock Adult | Most use 0.05 mg range 0.04 to 0.1 mg, n=17 | |
| Other Adult | Most use 0.05 mg range 0.04 to 0.1 mg, n=11 | |
| Adult | Most use 2 spray range 1 to 3 spray, n=14 | |
| Pediatric | Most use 2 spray range 1 to 2 spray, n=10 | |
| RSI induction Adult | All use 2 drop n=5 |
Too few protocols to chart yet (protocols in brackets): Cardiogenic shock (3), Head injury / TBI (1), Sepsis (2), Trauma / hemorrhage (1)
Doses far off from what other protocols give are likely misreads, so they are left out until checked. How that works.
Named agencies with a page23
Agencies whose protocols are a public record are named here. Their own doses are on their own pages; this list carries no values.
- Academy of Medicine of Cincinnati
- Ada County-City Emergency Services System
- Alabama Department of Public Health Office of Emergency Medical Services
- Aurora Fire Rescue
- BC Emergency Health Services
- Bexar County ESD 4 Fire Rescue
- Boulder County Protocol Committee
- Central Arizona Regional EMS
- Chaves County EMS
- Clark County EMS System
- Davidson County Emergency Services
- Denver Health Paramedic Division
- Department of Aviation Medicine
- Fort Worth Regional EMS System
- Mauston Area Ambulance
- Nevada EMS Program
- Northeastern Montana Stat Air Ambulance Cooperative
- Ocala/Marion County/The Villages Public Safety EMS
- Oklahoma State Department of Health
- Platte Valley Ambulance Service
- Rhode Island Department of Health – Center for Emergency Medical Services
- Routt County EMS
- Vermont Department of Health
Cite this
United States EMS Protocol Census, Phenylephrine: n=38 protocols from 23 named agencies / 23 states, as of 2026-10-31