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Indication

Tranexamic Acid for Obstetric hemorrhage

63 sources50 named agencies32 statesas of 2026-10-31

Adult dosing has a median of 1000 mg across 61 published protocols, with the middle half between 1000 and 2000.

63sources
50named agencies
32states
77entries
49named 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.

Adultmg

61sources
49named agencies
31states
65entries
0kept as written
minp25medianp75max
7501000100020002000

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

Routes

  • IV/IO 54%
  • IV 45%
  • IM 2%

United States EMS Protocol Census, n=61 protocols from 49 named agencies / 31 states, updated Oct 2026

Pediatric, weight-basedmg/kg

7sources
6named agencies
4states
7entries
0kept as written
minp25medianp75max
1515202030

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

Routes

  • IV/IO 100%

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

Pediatricmg

3sources
3named agencies
3states
3entries
0kept as written

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

Routes

  • IV/IO 100%

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

Adult, weight-basedmg/kg

2sources
1named agencies
2states
2entries
0kept as written

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

Routes

  • IV 50%
  • IV/IO 50%

United States EMS Protocol Census, n=2 protocols from 1 named agencies / 2 states, updated Oct 2026

Named agencies with a page49

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.