DobutamineIncreasescontractilityand HRAtropineMay causeurinaryretention,blurred vision,sedationDopamineBeta agonistthat alsoincreasesrenalperfusionDigoxinImprovescontractilityanddecreasesHRAdenosineBriefasystoleVasopressinAlso knownas ADH,retains fluidand raisesBPLidocaineClass 1B Na+channel blockerthat is alsooften used as atopicalanalgesicEpinephrineSNS agonistandvasoconstrictorpopular inanaphylaxisDigoxinToxicityincludes yellowvision, halos,bradycardia,n/v, confusionAtenololClass II drugthat treatstachycardiasand lowers BP,may be givenpost-MIDiltiazemCa2+channelblockerDigoxinAntidoteis digoxinimmunefabProcainamideSLE-likesyndrome andagranulocytosisAdenosineAchemicalstress testAdenosineHalf life of lessthan 10seconds-amongst theonly meds youwill push quickly!DigoxinWorsenedwithhypokalemiaand loopdiureticsQuinidineMay causechinconism(tinnitus,vertigo, H/A)AmiodaroneK+ channelblocker forsevereventriculardysrhythmiasVerapamilCa2+channelblockerAtropineAntidote tophysostigmineor otherACHerase-ItoxicityProcainamideNa+channelblockerMagnesiumsulfateChoice fortorsade depointe ordigoxin toxicity,also anti-seizurePropranololNonselectivebeta blockerAtropineSlows AVconduction, notuseful in hearttransplantpatientsDobutamineIncreasescontractilityand HRAtropineMay causeurinaryretention,blurred vision,sedationDopamineBeta agonistthat alsoincreasesrenalperfusionDigoxinImprovescontractilityanddecreasesHRAdenosineBriefasystoleVasopressinAlso knownas ADH,retains fluidand raisesBPLidocaineClass 1B Na+channel blockerthat is alsooften used as atopicalanalgesicEpinephrineSNS agonistandvasoconstrictorpopular inanaphylaxisDigoxinToxicityincludes yellowvision, halos,bradycardia,n/v, confusionAtenololClass II drugthat treatstachycardiasand lowers BP,may be givenpost-MIDiltiazemCa2+channelblockerDigoxinAntidoteis digoxinimmunefabProcainamideSLE-likesyndrome andagranulocytosisAdenosineAchemicalstress testAdenosineHalf life of lessthan 10seconds-amongst theonly meds youwill push quickly!DigoxinWorsenedwithhypokalemiaand loopdiureticsQuinidineMay causechinconism(tinnitus,vertigo, H/A)AmiodaroneK+ channelblocker forsevereventriculardysrhythmiasVerapamilCa2+channelblockerAtropineAntidote tophysostigmineor otherACHerase-ItoxicityProcainamideNa+channelblockerMagnesiumsulfateChoice fortorsade depointe ordigoxin toxicity,also anti-seizurePropranololNonselectivebeta blockerAtropineSlows AVconduction, notuseful in hearttransplantpatients

Cardiac Medications - 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. Increases contractility and HR
    Dobutamine
  2. May cause urinary retention, blurred vision, sedation
    Atropine
  3. Beta agonist that also increases renal perfusion
    Dopamine
  4. Improves contractility and decreases HR
    Digoxin
  5. Brief asystole
    Adenosine
  6. Also known as ADH, retains fluid and raises BP
    Vasopressin
  7. Class 1B Na+ channel blocker that is also often used as a topical analgesic
    Lidocaine
  8. SNS agonist and vasoconstrictor popular in anaphylaxis
    Epinephrine
  9. Toxicity includes yellow vision, halos, bradycardia, n/v, confusion
    Digoxin
  10. Class II drug that treats tachycardias and lowers BP, may be given post-MI
    Atenolol
  11. Ca2+ channel blocker
    Diltiazem
  12. Antidote is digoxin immune fab
    Digoxin
  13. SLE-like syndrome and agranulocytosis
    Procainamide
  14. A chemical stress test
    Adenosine
  15. Half life of less than 10 seconds-amongst the only meds you will push quickly!
    Adenosine
  16. Worsened with hypokalemia and loop diuretics
    Digoxin
  17. May cause chinconism (tinnitus, vertigo, H/A)
    Quinidine
  18. K+ channel blocker for severe ventricular dysrhythmias
    Amiodarone
  19. Ca2+ channel blocker
    Verapamil
  20. Antidote to physostigmine or other ACHerase-I toxicity
    Atropine
  21. Na+ channel blocker
    Procainamide
  22. Choice for torsade de pointe or digoxin toxicity, also anti-seizure
    Magnesium sulfate
  23. Nonselective beta blocker
    Propranolol
  24. Slows AV conduction, not useful in heart transplant patients
    Atropine