(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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Surgeon has to have a “princess pad”
Sleeve of shame
Code Brown
Free Parking – Putting a case on the schedule “Just in case”
“This is going to take 5 minutes.”
“I need big men.”
“Emergency” Lap chole
Sneak bump – hold a patient, declare emergency at 6am
Surgeon has a power trip or diva moment
Surgeon has never met the patient
Surgeon throws a fit because they can’t follow themselves
The patient is “allergic” to epinephrine (or equal B.S.)
Rectal foreign object removal
“Get someone who knows what they’re doing.”
Case was scheduled wrong
"It's on my f---ing card"
We have to provide our own meatballs (Scrub + 1)
Got kicked out of a room
XDRO
Patient denies belongings and/or jewelry; the truth comes out after the blankets come off
“It’s on backorder”
Music is too loud, can’t hear the surgeon
Someone passes out
TB
Attacked by farm animal
Implants are available…at another hospital
Resident asks if you have their gown/gloves
Pt is "NPO"...has eaten more than you have
Surgeon blames you for what he or someone else did
Patient comes from the floor looking like they have never seen soap
Medical student and/or resident contaminates something
“Emergency” Knee scope
Surgeon is hiding the missing sponge
Turnover time + language line = surgeon frustration
Dropped an essential item and it has to be flashed
Patient is a "VIP" and needs to go NOW
Case cart wasn’t pulled
ER sends the patient fully clothed with all valuables
Musical chair surgeons
Surgeon refuses to speak to another surgeon
Get yelled at by a surgeon
Three rooms going and a page
“I hate operating on the weekends” The feeling is mutual
“I always do it this way.”
Patient is “Alert and Oriented.” Doesn’t know which body part is being operated on.
More than 2 surgeons in a case
“I’ll be there in 2 minutes.”
Surgeon asks for something he doesn’t know the name of but expects you to know.
Surgeon has no idea he’s supposed to be operating.