Psychologicaleffects of painChronicpainPressure,deepachingHCAHPSneurotransmittersOralFACESAdvocate/EducatorPatientcontrolledanalgesiaNon-opioidsPhysiologicaleffects ofpainPainscaleIdiopathicpainVerbalRatingScalePainPharmacistor PainSpecialistTRUEEpiduralanalgesiaAcutepainReassessmentOlderadultsMassagePOSSorRASS1 to 2hoursOpioidsAddictionNSAIDssedationandrespiratorydepressionReferredpainEpicflowsheetsChronicpainOpiatesNewthinkingAddictionOxycontinOldthinkingModerateto severepainRadiatingNaloxone(narcan)UnintentionalTimingDepressionNeuropathicpainIntractablepainBurning,tingling15minutesPhysicaldependenceGabapentinEpicflowsheetsSedationNumericRatingScaleFALSEPatientcontrolledanalgesiaMultimodalapproachConstipationNonpharmacologicalLFTsdrugtoleranceAcutepainMultimodalapproachAromatherapyPAINADPsychologicaleffects of painChronicpainPressure,deepachingHCAHPSneurotransmittersOralFACESAdvocate/EducatorPatientcontrolledanalgesiaNon-opioidsPhysiologicaleffects ofpainPainscaleIdiopathicpainVerbalRatingScalePainPharmacistor PainSpecialistTRUEEpiduralanalgesiaAcutepainReassessmentOlderadultsMassagePOSSorRASS1 to 2hoursOpioidsAddictionNSAIDssedationandrespiratorydepressionReferredpainEpicflowsheetsChronicpainOpiatesNewthinkingAddictionOxycontinOldthinkingModerateto severepainRadiatingNaloxone(narcan)UnintentionalTimingDepressionNeuropathicpainIntractablepainBurning,tingling15minutesPhysicaldependenceGabapentinEpicflowsheetsSedationNumericRatingScaleFALSEPatientcontrolledanalgesiaMultimodalapproachConstipationNonpharmacologicalLFTsdrugtoleranceAcutepainMultimodalapproachAromatherapyPAINAD

Pain Management 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. Psychological effects of pain
  2. Chronic pain
  3. Pressure, deep aching
  4. HCAHPS
  5. neurotransmitters
  6. Oral
  7. FACES
  8. Advocate/Educator
  9. Patient controlled analgesia
  10. Non-opioids
  11. Physiological effects of pain
  12. Pain scale
  13. Idiopathic pain
  14. Verbal Rating Scale
  15. Pain
  16. Pharmacist or Pain Specialist
  17. TRUE
  18. Epidural analgesia
  19. Acute pain
  20. Reassessment
  21. Older adults
  22. Massage
  23. POSS or RASS
  24. 1 to 2 hours
  25. Opioids
  26. Addiction
  27. NSAIDs
  28. sedation and respiratory depression
  29. Referred pain
  30. Epic flowsheets
  31. Chronic pain
  32. Opiates
  33. New thinking
  34. Addiction
  35. Oxycontin
  36. Old thinking
  37. Moderate to severe pain
  38. Radiating
  39. Naloxone (narcan)
  40. Unintentional
  41. Timing
  42. Depression
  43. Neuropathic pain
  44. Intractable pain
  45. Burning, tingling
  46. 15 minutes
  47. Physical dependence
  48. Gabapentin
  49. Epic flowsheets
  50. Sedation
  51. Numeric Rating Scale
  52. FALSE
  53. Patient controlled analgesia
  54. Multimodal approach
  55. Constipation
  56. Nonpharmacological
  57. LFTs
  58. drug tolerance
  59. Acute pain
  60. Multimodal approach
  61. Aromatherapy
  62. PAINAD