(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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X is the best kept secret in medicine
Turbo mode/skipping slides
Incomprehensible slide format
“You guys sure are quiet”
“You don’t need to know this, but it might be on your test”
Jab at another specialty
Pictures of children/pets/personal life
“Y’all haven’t learned X yet?”/“Y’all will understand when you get to X”
Coughs into the mic
Anecdote about a time the lecturer saw x disease
Blue background, Yellow text
Lecture hall rapture (>50% empty)
Sudden political commentary
Irrelevant GIF/picture
Lecturer doesn’t know they’re talking to M1s
Podcasting error
“Don’t memorize this slide, just know the concept”
“I like my lectures to be interactive”
"By the time y'all are practicing..."
Lecturer’s powerpoint doesn’t match student copy
Unfunny joke
Generic UMMC presentation template
“50 minute” lecture / Lecture is under 40 minutes or over 55
“Sorry, you’ll just have to memorize this part”
“I want to make this a more fun/informal lecture”
Computer/Mic trouble
Lecture not uploaded to canvas
Lecturer is in a different field/specialty than their lecture topic
Noncommittal murmuring
Poorly framed rhetorical question
Hyperfixation/ special interest tangent
Are y’all old enough to remember _____?
Teaches a concept before saying it’s outdated and unnecessary
“Disclosures: I have no disclosures”
“Y’all can read the learning objectives”
“No questions? So you’re all going to make 100 on the exam?”
“Who wants to go into ____”
“I’ve been practicing for x years and have never seen this disease”
Loud sound disrupts class
Repeated content
“This will be on step”
“This is the most important concept you’ll learn in medical school”