Physical,social,psychological,and spiritualState ofsudden, severeconfusion andrapid changesin brain functionLeaving theagencywithout staffknowledgePersonality,mood, andbehaviorchanges &getting lost infamiliar placesNo impairment, verymild cognitive decline,mild cognitive decline,moderate cognitivedecline, moderatelysevere cognitivedecline, severecognitive decline, verysevere cognitive declineMemory,thinking,reasoning, &judgementStay calm andprofessional,especially ifthe person isangry is hostileVerbal andnonverbalcommunicationLet the personknow that he/sheis safe & do notreact If the personblames you forsomethingExercise often,join a supportgroup & ask forhelp when youneed itCulturaldifferences,giving youropinion, failureto listen, agePhysical, safetyand security,love andbelonging, self-esteem, & self-actualizationListening,paraphrasing,directquestions,open-endedquestionsSit or squat totalk to theperson in awheelchair orin a chairUse words thathave the samemeaning foryou and thepersonRelating tospiritualbeliefs,needs, andpracticesFacialexpressions,posture, handand bodymovements,eye contactCharacteristicsof a group ofpeople passedfrom onegeneration tothe next.Mild AD,ModerateAD,Severe ADBeingunable torespondto stimuliThey lessenloneliness,help with care,& help meetbasic needsAnger, demand,self-centeredness,aggressiveness,withdrawal,inappropriatenessDo not saygrandpa,papa, honey,orsweetheartBrain injury,infections,hearing andvision loss, anddrug sideeffectsResponses andreaction times areslower, taste andsmell decrease &forgetfulnessoccursGiving orders,wanting the truth,pointing outerrors, & askingopen-endedquestionsScreaming,crying, beingagitated,beingcombativeSigns,symptoms, andbehaviors of ADincrease duringhours ofdarknessDepend on and cling tohis/her partner, notremember feelings forhis/her partner, haveabnormal sexualbehaviors, & notremember life withhis/her partnerReasoning,language,judgement,mood, andpersonalityPhysical,social,psychological,and spiritualState ofsudden, severeconfusion andrapid changesin brain functionLeaving theagencywithout staffknowledgePersonality,mood, andbehaviorchanges &getting lost infamiliar placesNo impairment, verymild cognitive decline,mild cognitive decline,moderate cognitivedecline, moderatelysevere cognitivedecline, severecognitive decline, verysevere cognitive declineMemory,thinking,reasoning, &judgementStay calm andprofessional,especially ifthe person isangry is hostileVerbal andnonverbalcommunicationLet the personknow that he/sheis safe & do notreact If the personblames you forsomethingExercise often,join a supportgroup & ask forhelp when youneed itCulturaldifferences,giving youropinion, failureto listen, agePhysical, safetyand security,love andbelonging, self-esteem, & self-actualizationListening,paraphrasing,directquestions,open-endedquestionsSit or squat totalk to theperson in awheelchair orin a chairUse words thathave the samemeaning foryou and thepersonRelating tospiritualbeliefs,needs, andpracticesFacialexpressions,posture, handand bodymovements,eye contactCharacteristicsof a group ofpeople passedfrom onegeneration tothe next.Mild AD,ModerateAD,Severe ADBeingunable torespondto stimuliThey lessenloneliness,help with care,& help meetbasic needsAnger, demand,self-centeredness,aggressiveness,withdrawal,inappropriatenessDo not saygrandpa,papa, honey,orsweetheartBrain injury,infections,hearing andvision loss, anddrug sideeffectsResponses andreaction times areslower, taste andsmell decrease &forgetfulnessoccursGiving orders,wanting the truth,pointing outerrors, & askingopen-endedquestionsScreaming,crying, beingagitated,beingcombativeSigns,symptoms, andbehaviors of ADincrease duringhours ofdarknessDepend on and cling tohis/her partner, notremember feelings forhis/her partner, haveabnormal sexualbehaviors, & notremember life withhis/her partnerReasoning,language,judgement,mood, andpersonality

CNA BINGOOOOOO - 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. Physical, social, psychological, and spiritual
  2. State of sudden, severe confusion and rapid changes in brain function
  3. Leaving the agency without staff knowledge
  4. Personality, mood, and behavior changes & getting lost in familiar places
  5. No impairment, very mild cognitive decline, mild cognitive decline, moderate cognitive decline, moderately severe cognitive decline, severe cognitive decline, very severe cognitive decline
  6. Memory, thinking, reasoning, & judgement
  7. Stay calm and professional, especially if the person is angry is hostile
  8. Verbal and nonverbal communication
  9. Let the person know that he/she is safe & do not react If the person blames you for something
  10. Exercise often, join a support group & ask for help when you need it
  11. Cultural differences, giving your opinion, failure to listen, age
  12. Physical, safety and security, love and belonging, self-esteem, & self-actualization
  13. Listening, paraphrasing, direct questions, open-ended questions
  14. Sit or squat to talk to the person in a wheelchair or in a chair
  15. Use words that have the same meaning for you and the person
  16. Relating to spiritual beliefs, needs, and practices
  17. Facial expressions, posture, hand and body movements, eye contact
  18. Characteristics of a group of people passed from one generation to the next.
  19. Mild AD, Moderate AD, Severe AD
  20. Being unable to respond to stimuli
  21. They lessen loneliness, help with care, & help meet basic needs
  22. Anger, demand, self-centeredness, aggressiveness, withdrawal, inappropriateness
  23. Do not say grandpa, papa, honey, or sweetheart
  24. Brain injury, infections, hearing and vision loss, and drug side effects
  25. Responses and reaction times are slower, taste and smell decrease & forgetfulness occurs
  26. Giving orders, wanting the truth, pointing out errors, & asking open-ended questions
  27. Screaming, crying, being agitated, being combative
  28. Signs, symptoms, and behaviors of AD increase during hours of darkness
  29. Depend on and cling to his/her partner, not remember feelings for his/her partner, have abnormal sexual behaviors, & not remember life with his/her partner
  30. Reasoning, language, judgement, mood, and personality