RespiratoryWhatdoes R inTPRstand for?15-30/minuteWhat is thenormalrespiratoryrate for dogsand cats?TemperatureWhatdoes T inTPRstand for?lower thannormalheart rateWhat doesbradycardiamean?Free!1.6For anaverage,nueteredadult dogkcal: RERx?KidneyconcentrationWhat doesurine specificgravity tellus?8-20/minuteWhat is thenormalrespiratory ratefor dogs andcats underanesthesia?CatheterWhat deviceprovidesvenous accessfor medicationsor fluids?preventhemolysisWhy shouldblood tubes begently invertedrather thanvigorouslyshaken?LateralRecumbencyWhatposition is apatient lyingon its side?"per os"(aka bymouth)Whatdoes POmean?destructionof bloodcellsWhat isthemeaning ofhemolysis?PulseWhatdoes P inTPRstand for?120/80 to140/90mmHgWhat isaveragenormal BPfor cats?CapillaryRefillTimeWhatdoes CRTstand for?CirculationWhat isCRT usedtoassess?BodyConditionScoreWhat scoringsystem is usedto evaluate apet's bodycondition?120/80mmHgWhat isaveragenormal BPfor dogs?HydrationWhat isskin tentingused toassess?RespiratoryWhatdoes R inTPRstand for?15-30/minuteWhat is thenormalrespiratoryrate for dogsand cats?TemperatureWhatdoes T inTPRstand for?lower thannormalheart rateWhat doesbradycardiamean?Free!1.6For anaverage,nueteredadult dogkcal: RERx?KidneyconcentrationWhat doesurine specificgravity tellus?8-20/minuteWhat is thenormalrespiratory ratefor dogs andcats underanesthesia?CatheterWhat deviceprovidesvenous accessfor medicationsor fluids?preventhemolysisWhy shouldblood tubes begently invertedrather thanvigorouslyshaken?LateralRecumbencyWhatposition is apatient lyingon its side?"per os"(aka bymouth)Whatdoes POmean?destructionof bloodcellsWhat isthemeaning ofhemolysis?PulseWhatdoes P inTPRstand for?120/80 to140/90mmHgWhat isaveragenormal BPfor cats?CapillaryRefillTimeWhatdoes CRTstand for?CirculationWhat isCRT usedtoassess?BodyConditionScoreWhat scoringsystem is usedto evaluate apet's bodycondition?120/80mmHgWhat isaveragenormal BPfor dogs?HydrationWhat isskin tentingused toassess?

Untitled Bingo - 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. What does R in TPR stand for?
    Respiratory
  2. What is the normal respiratory rate for dogs and cats?
    15-30/minute
  3. What does T in TPR stand for?
    Temperature
  4. What does bradycardia mean?
    lower than normal heart rate
  5. Free!
  6. For an average, nuetered adult dog kcal: RERx?
    1.6
  7. What does urine specific gravity tell us?
    Kidney concentration
  8. What is the normal respiratory rate for dogs and cats under anesthesia?
    8-20/minute
  9. What device provides venous access for medications or fluids?
    Catheter
  10. Why should blood tubes be gently inverted rather than vigorously shaken?
    prevent hemolysis
  11. What position is a patient lying on its side?
    Lateral Recumbency
  12. What does PO mean?
    "per os" (aka by mouth)
  13. What is the meaning of hemolysis?
    destruction of blood cells
  14. What does P in TPR stand for?
    Pulse
  15. What is average normal BP for cats?
    120/80 to 140/90 mmHg
  16. What does CRT stand for?
    Capillary Refill Time
  17. What is CRT used to assess?
    Circulation
  18. What scoring system is used to evaluate a pet's body condition?
    Body Condition Score
  19. What is average normal BP for dogs?
    120/80 mmHg
  20. What is skin tenting used to assess?
    Hydration