(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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Your friend asks professor opinion regarding wearing N95 masks with Covid-19 patients
The nurse in your district glares at you to get off her computer
You fail test out and your mother calls your professor
You feel really good about your med-surg test and when grades are posted, you see a 68% next to your name
You spill the patient's PEG meds all over the bed
Got put in med-surg and really wanted pediatrics
You have a 2 patient assignment. Bed A says how wonderful you are….Bed B says, “you absolutely suck” and asks you to never come back.
You care for a trauma patient with GSW to chest. He asks you to be his Facebook friend and when you don’t accept he asks “why”?
Your patient has an anxiety attack and so do you
Dr. Polek stops to tell you your pants are too long...she stuffs the cuffs into your socks
You visit your professor for extra help after a test and he/she suggests you “study more…”
Successfully insert a foley and an NG all in one day!
You buy a brand new pen light and your patient laughs at you when it doesn’t work
Filled out an error/near miss report and instructor tells you how proud she is of you!
You are late for zoom debrief and get written up
You are late for clinical but nobody notices
Your clinical instructor smiles when you get a question wrong…and then smiles more as she walks away telling you to ”look it up”
You need a 90% on calculation test and get an 89%
The patient's family watches every move you make
Patient tells you he can walk...and almost falls when getting to chair
Your best friend meets you at lunch after a test and asks, “what did you get….” for every question on the test
You need a .05% increase to get an "A" and the professor denies you
Have to complete injury report after accidentally hit in face by your sim standardized patient
You find a Heidi S email in your inbox….”TB expires today…DO NOT GO TO CLINICAL” (in all caps)
Your patient told your instructor you will be a good nurse
Professor asks, “what is critical thinking” and you answer “um, like…really thinking hard…”
Presenter drones on and on and you are late for your next class
The Professor spends 30 minutes during class time trying to get the ptx and video to run
Crying in clinical doesn't really count since you made it to your car
When you can’t answer a clinical question, your instructor says “hmm…” and stares at you for 3 minutes
You are on your last 5 seconds of a virtual simulation (rocking it) and you get kicked out and when you review your V-Sim score “0”= “unsatisfactory”
You receive a professional feedback form because your dog ate your clinical worksheets
Your professor gives credit for every question you got right and no credit for questions you got wrong
Class pet states, “ I work in a hospital….” and shares his extensive experience with the class
You plan to go to the gym after clinical and our professor gives you a professional feedback form for wearing a pink sports bra under your uniform
Jogging down main meet your clinical psych patient who invites you to the Deerpark
You wake up to find your alarm did not go off and you are 1.5 hours late for clinical
Your day is perfect as you answer clinical questions correctly….then instructor asks, “why is that correct?” …your day is ruined
Professor Madiraca cracks a joke. You laugh and she stares at you….she wasn’t joking.
Covid totally ruins your preceptorship in the ED
You arrive to Sim and Heiddy D just noticed your nose ring is still in place
Clinical rosters just posted. Heart rate is 180 you see your name listed under “Rudolphi”
You have airline tickets for leave for spring break that overlaps with clinical day
You arrive in clinical and after an hour realize you are on the wrong clinical unit