Wisconsin Sample Guidelines

The protocols included on this page have been reviewed and approved by the Emergency Physicians Advisory Committee for use by ambulance services in Wisconsin.  Basic level ambulance services must have specific approval to use the nebulized albuterol, glucagon, glucometer, aspirin, advanced airway and epinephrine.

• Activated Charcoal (PDF, 7kb)
• Aspirin for Chest Pain Believed to be of Cardiac Origin (PDF, 11kb)
• Automated External Defibrillation - based on 2005 AHA Guidelines (PDF, 47kb)
• Burns (PDF, 7kb)
• Glucagon for Hypoglycemia (PDF, 9kb)
• Injection Guideline  (PDF, 41kb)
• Latex Sensitive/Allergic Patients (PDF, 8kb)
• Nebulized Albuterol for Severe Asthma (PDF, 8kb)
• Non-Visualized Airway - revised 11/2006 (PDF, 13kb)
• Oral Glucose (PDF, 7kb)
• Patient Prescribed Nitroglycerin (PDF, 9kb)
• Severe Asthma  (Patient Prescribed Handheld Bronchodilator) (PDF, 7kb)
• Severe Allergic Reactions (Patient Prescribed Epinephrine) (PDF, 8kb)
• Severe Allergic Reactions (Services' Epinephrine) (PDF, 10kb)

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Last Revised: January 03, 2008