c)BibasilarfinecracklesFree!D. Tell the patientto wait as long aspossible betweendoses to preventaddiction.B. The patientis anxious andhas petechiaeon the chest.c. Thepatientreports painof 6/10.A. Theamount ofalcoholconsumed.B. Administerpainmedication ona scheduled,regular basis.B.Imbalancednutrition: lessthan bodyrequirements A. Limitingfluid intaketo preventpulmonaryedema.A.Administerprescribedanalgesica. JugularveindistentionB. Theseverity ofthe alcoholwithdrawal.C. Assessoxygensaturation andrespiratorystatusC. A 10-lbweight lossover the past3 months b.Increaseoxygen to6 L/min.c. Assist thepatient to a highFowler's positionand performdirectedcoughing.B.Encourageincreasedfluid intake.B. Use ofaccessorymuscleswhilebreathingB. Obtain a 12-leadelectrocardiogram.C.Maintaininga high-Fowler'sposition.A. Risk forinjury R/Tcentral nervoussystemstimulationFree!A. Place theclient in aprivate roomwith contactprecautions.C. Establish aperipheral IVline andadministernormal saline.D.Administerbroad-spectrumantibiotics.c)BibasilarfinecracklesFree!D. Tell the patientto wait as long aspossible betweendoses to preventaddiction.B. The patientis anxious andhas petechiaeon the chest.c. Thepatientreports painof 6/10.A. Theamount ofalcoholconsumed.B. Administerpainmedication ona scheduled,regular basis.B.Imbalancednutrition: lessthan bodyrequirements A. Limitingfluid intaketo preventpulmonaryedema.A.Administerprescribedanalgesica. JugularveindistentionB. Theseverity ofthe alcoholwithdrawal.C. Assessoxygensaturation andrespiratorystatusC. A 10-lbweight lossover the past3 months b.Increaseoxygen to6 L/min.c. Assist thepatient to a highFowler's positionand performdirectedcoughing.B.Encourageincreasedfluid intake.B. Use ofaccessorymuscleswhilebreathingB. Obtain a 12-leadelectrocardiogram.C.Maintaininga high-Fowler'sposition.A. Risk forinjury R/Tcentral nervoussystemstimulationFree!A. Place theclient in aprivate roomwith contactprecautions.C. Establish aperipheral IVline andadministernormal saline.D.Administerbroad-spectrumantibiotics.

Common Med Surg Findings - Call List

(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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  1. c) Bibasilar fine crackles
  2. Free!
  3. D. Tell the patient to wait as long as possible between doses to prevent addiction.
  4. B. The patient is anxious and has petechiae on the chest.
  5. c. The patient reports pain of 6/10.
  6. A. The amount of alcohol consumed.
  7. B. Administer pain medication on a scheduled, regular basis.
  8. B. Imbalanced nutrition: less than body requirements
  9. A. Limiting fluid intake to prevent pulmonary edema.
  10. A. Administer prescribed analgesic
  11. a. Jugular vein distention
  12. B. The severity of the alcohol withdrawal.
  13. C. Assess oxygen saturation and respiratory status
  14. C. A 10-lb weight loss over the past 3 months
  15. b. Increase oxygen to 6 L/min.
  16. c. Assist the patient to a high Fowler's position and perform directed coughing.
  17. B. Encourage increased fluid intake.
  18. B. Use of accessory muscles while breathing
  19. B. Obtain a 12-lead electrocardiogram.
  20. C. Maintaining a high-Fowler's position.
  21. A. Risk for injury R/T central nervous system stimulation
  22. Free!
  23. A. Place the client in a private room with contact precautions.
  24. C. Establish a peripheral IV line and administer normal saline.
  25. D. Administer broad-spectrum antibiotics.