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This depends on what you mean by wrong insulin. If the dosage is too high then you should give the injectee(if that is a word) something to eat that will raise or lower blood sugar accordingly. If you gave the wrong TYPE of insulin,it is best to see a doctor. Insulin types are generally characterized by the length of time in which they react so just make sure you don't overdose a person or underdose them for too long.
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