Give patient breathing instructions Spot Danita with a Coke No Show Claustrophobic “Do I have to take my shoes off” “Im a hard poke” “Do I have to empty my pockets” ICU Patient “Are my glasses okay” “Is it going to hurt” Spotting someone at the Omni “Can you push images” Use white out “How far technology has come along” Wrong side ordered Patients spells last name 5th Floor patient Change order Spotting a Rad with lead on Spot a Diet Coke Patient doesn't know how to use bed “I can't lay like that” “Can I use the bathroom first” Schedulers call Patient ready but not “STAT” exam Give patient breathing instructions Spot Danita with a Coke No Show Claustrophobic “Do I have to take my shoes off” “Im a hard poke” “Do I have to empty my pockets” ICU Patient “Are my glasses okay” “Is it going to hurt” Spotting someone at the Omni “Can you push images” Use white out “How far technology has come along” Wrong side ordered Patients spells last name 5th Floor patient Change order Spotting a Rad with lead on Spot a Diet Coke Patient doesn't know how to use bed “I can't lay like that” “Can I use the bathroom first” Schedulers call Patient ready but not “STAT” exam
(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.
Give patient breathing instructions
Spot Danita with a Coke
No Show
Claustrophobic
“Do I have to take my shoes off”
“Im a hard poke”
“Do I have to empty my pockets”
ICU Patient
“Are my glasses okay”
“Is it going to hurt”
Spotting someone at the Omni
“Can you push images”
Use white out
“How far technology has come along”
Wrong side ordered
Patients spells last name
5th Floor patient
Change order
Spotting a Rad with lead on
Spot a Diet Coke
Patient doesn't know how to use bed
“I can't lay like that”
“Can I use the bathroom first”
Schedulers call
Patient ready but not
“STAT” exam