Summarizeimaging reportin patientfriendlylanguage Describe andcue expectedmuscleactivation forrows Describe andcue expectedmuscleactivation forclams and hipabduction Educate patienton normalrecoveryfluctuations  Perform a ribmanipulationon NinaDescribe andcue expectedmuscleactivation forI/Y/Ts Regressexercise toimprove painwith activityCompletepatient sessionwithout facialexpressionsindicatinguncertaintyProgressexercise forpatientdonning AFOs  Perform athoracicmanipulationon Brianna  Progression ofclosed chainshoulderstabilityexerciseComplete allbilling/goals/SOAPfor one evaluationwithout cuing Demonstratewith 1-2repetitions allexercisesprescribed topatient Perform gaitanalysis forone patient   Performappropriate hipmobilizationsfor improvedmobility Provide atleast two homeinterventionsfor evalindependentlyDescribe andcue expectedmuscleactivation forsquat pattern Progressdeadliftpattern   Performcervicalmobilizationsfor pain relief  Progresspatient frommanual therapyto more activityfocus treatmentCompletepatienttreatmentsession withoutstandard fillerwords Provide paineducation inresponse topainfulexercise Discussdischargeplanning withpatient beingre-evaluated Regressdeadliftpattern   Summarizeimaging reportin patientfriendlylanguage Describe andcue expectedmuscleactivation forrows Describe andcue expectedmuscleactivation forclams and hipabduction Educate patienton normalrecoveryfluctuations  Perform a ribmanipulationon NinaDescribe andcue expectedmuscleactivation forI/Y/Ts Regressexercise toimprove painwith activityCompletepatient sessionwithout facialexpressionsindicatinguncertaintyProgressexercise forpatientdonning AFOs  Perform athoracicmanipulationon Brianna  Progression ofclosed chainshoulderstabilityexerciseComplete allbilling/goals/SOAPfor one evaluationwithout cuing Demonstratewith 1-2repetitions allexercisesprescribed topatient Perform gaitanalysis forone patient   Performappropriate hipmobilizationsfor improvedmobility Provide atleast two homeinterventionsfor evalindependentlyDescribe andcue expectedmuscleactivation forsquat pattern Progressdeadliftpattern   Performcervicalmobilizationsfor pain relief  Progresspatient frommanual therapyto more activityfocus treatmentCompletepatienttreatmentsession withoutstandard fillerwords Provide paineducation inresponse topainfulexercise Discussdischargeplanning withpatient beingre-evaluated Regressdeadliftpattern   

PT STUDENT 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. Summarize imaging report in patient friendly language
  2. Describe and cue expected muscle activation for rows
  3. Describe and cue expected muscle activation for clams and hip abduction
  4. Educate patient on normal recovery fluctuations
  5. Perform a rib manipulation on Nina
  6. Describe and cue expected muscle activation for I/Y/Ts
  7. Regress exercise to improve pain with activity
  8. Complete patient session without facial expressions indicating uncertainty
  9. Progress exercise for patient donning AFOs
  10. Perform a thoracic manipulation on Brianna
  11. Progression of closed chain shoulder stability exercise
  12. Complete all billing/goals/SOAP for one evaluation without cuing
  13. Demonstrate with 1-2 repetitions all exercises prescribed to patient
  14. Perform gait analysis for one patient
  15. Perform appropriate hip mobilizations for improved mobility
  16. Provide at least two home interventions for eval independently
  17. Describe and cue expected muscle activation for squat pattern
  18. Progress deadlift pattern
  19. Perform cervical mobilizations for pain relief
  20. Progress patient from manual therapy to more activity focus treatment
  21. Complete patient treatment session without standard filler words
  22. Provide pain education in response to painful exercise
  23. Discuss discharge planning with patient being re-evaluated
  24. Regress deadlift pattern