SphygmomanometerTracheostomyor ET TubeSyncopeBrady–slowerRectalInspirationHyperthermiaTympanicVitalsignsNasalcannulaPleuraleffusionPortableoxygendeliveryIntrathoracicpressureQuadriplegiaParaplegiaApnea –cessation ofspontaneousventilation, nobreathingAxillaryNeurogenicHypovolemicAsapHeimlichManeuverPetitemalArterialbloodEpistaxisBladderCardiogenicRespirationassessmentVentilationChesttubeSuperiorVenaCavaHypothermiaPulserateWounddehiscenceHemorrhageBrachialartery in theantecubitalfossaPositivepressureStethoscopeUrinarycatheterStroke orCVA-brainattackIncreasechestvolumeRadialartery onthumb sideof wristDyspnea– difficultybreathingAuscultationDiaphoresis- profusesweatingSTATHyper –excessiveAbnormaltemperatureVasogenicFebrile– feverWetreadingTachy- fasterAltered state ofconsciousness– head injuryGrandmalAmbubagVenousbloodAnaphylacticPneumothoraxRebreathermaskHypo –deficientIncreasepressurein lungsRespiratoryrateCABNegativepressureHypotension– belownormal, lessthan 95/60VomitingTechnologistconsiderationsLogrollingShockBodytemperaturePancreasInsulinAtelectasisCarotidartery inneck is themostcommonFebrileDiaphragmBleedingBurnsPICCLine/CentralVenousCatheterBloodpressureDecreasedchestvolumeP.I.GPulseoximeterSystolicFeverHypertension– abovenormal,140/90NasopharynxOralVertigoAuraDecreasedpressurein lungsSeizureHyperglycemiaNasoenterictubesOxygenhood ortentHypoglycemiaDiastolicTemporalCPRNasalGastrictubes orNG tubesGlucagonSwan-GanzcatheterOxygenExpirationOxygenmaskHemiplegiaApicalpulsesMyocardialinfarctionSphygmomanometerTracheostomyor ET TubeSyncopeBrady–slowerRectalInspirationHyperthermiaTympanicVitalsignsNasalcannulaPleuraleffusionPortableoxygendeliveryIntrathoracicpressureQuadriplegiaParaplegiaApnea –cessation ofspontaneousventilation, nobreathingAxillaryNeurogenicHypovolemicAsapHeimlichManeuverPetitemalArterialbloodEpistaxisBladderCardiogenicRespirationassessmentVentilationChesttubeSuperiorVenaCavaHypothermiaPulserateWounddehiscenceHemorrhageBrachialartery in theantecubitalfossaPositivepressureStethoscopeUrinarycatheterStroke orCVA-brainattackIncreasechestvolumeRadialartery onthumb sideof wristDyspnea– difficultybreathingAuscultationDiaphoresis- profusesweatingSTATHyper –excessiveAbnormaltemperatureVasogenicFebrile– feverWetreadingTachy- fasterAltered state ofconsciousness– head injuryGrandmalAmbubagVenousbloodAnaphylacticPneumothoraxRebreathermaskHypo –deficientIncreasepressurein lungsRespiratoryrateCABNegativepressureHypotension– belownormal, lessthan 95/60VomitingTechnologistconsiderationsLogrollingShockBodytemperaturePancreasInsulinAtelectasisCarotidartery inneck is themostcommonFebrileDiaphragmBleedingBurnsPICCLine/CentralVenousCatheterBloodpressureDecreasedchestvolumeP.I.GPulseoximeterSystolicFeverHypertension– abovenormal,140/90NasopharynxOralVertigoAuraDecreasedpressurein lungsSeizureHyperglycemiaNasoenterictubesOxygenhood ortentHypoglycemiaDiastolicTemporalCPRNasalGastrictubes orNG tubesGlucagonSwan-GanzcatheterOxygenExpirationOxygenmaskHemiplegiaApicalpulsesMyocardialinfarction

Ch 15 & 20 - 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. Sphygmomanometer
  2. Tracheostomy or ET Tube
  3. Syncope
  4. Brady – slower
  5. Rectal
  6. Inspiration
  7. Hyperthermia
  8. Tympanic
  9. Vital signs
  10. Nasal cannula
  11. Pleural effusion
  12. Portable oxygen delivery
  13. Intrathoracic pressure
  14. Quadriplegia
  15. Paraplegia
  16. Apnea – cessation of spontaneous ventilation, no breathing
  17. Axillary
  18. Neurogenic
  19. Hypovolemic
  20. Asap
  21. Heimlich Maneuver
  22. Petite mal
  23. Arterial blood
  24. Epistaxis
  25. Bladder
  26. Cardiogenic
  27. Respiration assessment
  28. Ventilation
  29. Chest tube
  30. Superior Vena Cava
  31. Hypothermia
  32. Pulse rate
  33. Wound dehiscence
  34. Hemorrhage
  35. Brachial artery in the antecubital fossa
  36. Positive pressure
  37. Stethoscope
  38. Urinary catheter
  39. Stroke or CVA- brain attack
  40. Increase chest volume
  41. Radial artery on thumb side of wrist
  42. Dyspnea – difficulty breathing
  43. Auscultation
  44. Diaphoresis - profuse sweating
  45. STAT
  46. Hyper – excessive
  47. Abnormal temperature
  48. Vasogenic
  49. Febrile – fever
  50. Wet reading
  51. Tachy - faster
  52. Altered state of consciousness – head injury
  53. Grand mal
  54. Ambubag
  55. Venous blood
  56. Anaphylactic
  57. Pneumothorax
  58. Rebreather mask
  59. Hypo – deficient
  60. Increase pressure in lungs
  61. Respiratory rate
  62. CAB
  63. Negative pressure
  64. Hypotension – below normal, less than 95/60
  65. Vomiting
  66. Technologist considerations
  67. Logrolling
  68. Shock
  69. Body temperature
  70. Pancreas Insulin
  71. Atelectasis
  72. Carotid artery in neck is the most common
  73. Febrile
  74. Diaphragm
  75. Bleeding
  76. Burns
  77. PICC Line/Central Venous Catheter
  78. Blood pressure
  79. Decreased chest volume
  80. P.I.G
  81. Pulse oximeter
  82. Systolic
  83. Fever
  84. Hypertension – above normal, 140/90
  85. Nasopharynx
  86. Oral
  87. Vertigo
  88. Aura
  89. Decreased pressure in lungs
  90. Seizure
  91. Hyperglycemia
  92. Nasoenteric tubes
  93. Oxygen hood or tent
  94. Hypoglycemia
  95. Diastolic
  96. Temporal
  97. CPR
  98. Nasal Gastric tubes or NG tubes
  99. Glucagon
  100. Swan-Ganz catheter
  101. Oxygen
  102. Expiration
  103. Oxygen mask
  104. Hemiplegia
  105. Apical pulses
  106. Myocardial infarction