A client withan openfracture andactivebleedingA client withCOPD whohas becomeincreasinglyconfusedMuscleweaknessStop thetransfusionimmediatelyNo tearswhen cryingwith drymucousmembranesA 72-year oldwho needsteaching aboutthe use ofincentivespirometry.Turn theclient onto theirsideGlasgowComa Scaledecreasesfrom 15 to12A client withdiabetesreportingshakiness anddiaphoresis"I will continueto take myisoniazid until Iam feelingcompletelywell."Performendotrachealintubation andinitiatemechanicalventilation.A client withpneumoniawhose oxygensaturation is89% on roomairWarfarin(Coumadin)1.0 mg bymouth (PO)Obtaining routinevital signs on astable client.Evaluating aclient's responseto treatmentA 50-year oldwith asthma whocomplains ofshortness ofbreath after usinga bronchodilator.A client withpneumonia &respiratory rateincreased from18/min to30/minTympanictemperatureof 101.4ºF(38.6ºC)"What arethe voicestelling youto do?"A client withchest pain,shortness ofbreath, anddiaphoresisAssisting thepatient to situp on theside of thebed.Manually ventilatethe patient whileassessing possiblereasons for thehigh-pressurealarmRemind thepatient tosleep on hisside insteadof his back.AirborneprecautionsPerformposturaldrainage andchestphysiotherapyevery 4 hours.Suggest thatthe patient'soxygen behumidifiedA client withan openfracture andactivebleedingA client withCOPD whohas becomeincreasinglyconfusedMuscleweaknessStop thetransfusionimmediatelyNo tearswhen cryingwith drymucousmembranesA 72-year oldwho needsteaching aboutthe use ofincentivespirometry.Turn theclient onto theirsideGlasgowComa Scaledecreasesfrom 15 to12A client withdiabetesreportingshakiness anddiaphoresis"I will continueto take myisoniazid until Iam feelingcompletelywell."Performendotrachealintubation andinitiatemechanicalventilation.A client withpneumoniawhose oxygensaturation is89% on roomairWarfarin(Coumadin)1.0 mg bymouth (PO)Obtaining routinevital signs on astable client.Evaluating aclient's responseto treatmentA 50-year oldwith asthma whocomplains ofshortness ofbreath after usinga bronchodilator.A client withpneumonia &respiratory rateincreased from18/min to30/minTympanictemperatureof 101.4ºF(38.6ºC)"What arethe voicestelling youto do?"A client withchest pain,shortness ofbreath, anddiaphoresisAssisting thepatient to situp on theside of thebed.Manually ventilatethe patient whileassessing possiblereasons for thehigh-pressurealarmRemind thepatient tosleep on hisside insteadof his back.AirborneprecautionsPerformposturaldrainage andchestphysiotherapyevery 4 hours.Suggest thatthe patient'soxygen behumidified

CAN YOU NCLEX? - 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. A client with an open fracture and active bleeding
  2. Muscle weakness
    A client with COPD who has become increasingly confused
  3. Stop the transfusion immediately
  4. No tears when crying with dry mucous membranes
  5. A 72-year old who needs teaching about the use of incentive spirometry.
  6. Turn the client on to their side
  7. Glasgow Coma Scale decreases from 15 to 12
  8. A client with diabetes reporting shakiness and diaphoresis
  9. "I will continue to take my isoniazid until I am feeling completely well."
  10. Perform endotracheal intubation and initiate mechanical ventilation.
  11. A client with pneumonia whose oxygen saturation is 89% on room air
  12. Warfarin (Coumadin) 1.0 mg by mouth (PO)
  13. Obtaining routine vital signs on a stable client. Evaluating a client's response to treatment
  14. A 50-year old with asthma who complains of shortness of breath after using a bronchodilator.
  15. A client with pneumonia & respiratory rate increased from 18/min to 30/min
  16. Tympanic temperature of 101.4ºF (38.6ºC)
  17. "What are the voices telling you to do?"
  18. A client with chest pain, shortness of breath, and diaphoresis
  19. Assisting the patient to sit up on the side of the bed.
  20. Manually ventilate the patient while assessing possible reasons for the high-pressure alarm
  21. Remind the patient to sleep on his side instead of his back.
  22. Airborne precautions
  23. Perform postural drainage and chest physiotherapy every 4 hours.
  24. Suggest that the patient's oxygen be humidified