8. The interpretercreates a spacefor the patient toask the providerquestions even ifnot prompted3. The doctor asksthe patient, "how oldare you?" and theinterpreter providesa word-for-wordtranslation6.Advocate15.Maria11. Interpreters assumeroles that complementproviders, regulateperformances, manageproblematic behavior,and manage the flow ofinformation betweenprovider and patient24.Clarifier9.Seattle19.12.5%14.Lydia17.60%20. Sr.Gomez22. LimitedEnglishProficiency23.CCHCP7. This interpreter roleacknowledges thatculture shapes onesunderstanding of healthand alters the askingand answering ofquestions betweenpatient and provider2.Professional18.MedicalInterpreter13. This roleemphasizes that theinterpreter should beacknowledged as anintegral part of thehealthcare team4. When performing thisrole, an interpreterdeviates from a word-for-word translation ifhe or she doesn'tbelieve a directtranslation exists or isappropriate.16.Conduit21.HealthLiteracy5.CulturalBroker10.Meagan12.Manager1.19928. The interpretercreates a spacefor the patient toask the providerquestions even ifnot prompted3. The doctor asksthe patient, "how oldare you?" and theinterpreter providesa word-for-wordtranslation6.Advocate15.Maria11. Interpreters assumeroles that complementproviders, regulateperformances, manageproblematic behavior,and manage the flow ofinformation betweenprovider and patient24.Clarifier9.Seattle19.12.5%14.Lydia17.60%20. Sr.Gomez22. LimitedEnglishProficiency23.CCHCP7. This interpreter roleacknowledges thatculture shapes onesunderstanding of healthand alters the askingand answering ofquestions betweenpatient and provider2.Professional18.MedicalInterpreter13. This roleemphasizes that theinterpreter should beacknowledged as anintegral part of thehealthcare team4. When performing thisrole, an interpreterdeviates from a word-for-word translation ifhe or she doesn'tbelieve a directtranslation exists or isappropriate.16.Conduit21.HealthLiteracy5.CulturalBroker10.Meagan12.Manager1.1992

- 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. 8. The interpreter creates a space for the patient to ask the provider questions even if not prompted
  2. 3. The doctor asks the patient, "how old are you?" and the interpreter provides a word-for-word translation
  3. 6. Advocate
  4. 15. Maria
  5. 11. Interpreters assume roles that complement providers, regulate performances, manage problematic behavior, and manage the flow of information between provider and patient
  6. 24. Clarifier
  7. 9. Seattle
  8. 19. 12.5%
  9. 14. Lydia
  10. 17. 60%
  11. 20. Sr. Gomez
  12. 22. Limited English Proficiency
  13. 23. CCHCP
  14. 7. This interpreter role acknowledges that culture shapes ones understanding of health and alters the asking and answering of questions between patient and provider
  15. 2. Professional
  16. 18. Medical Interpreter
  17. 13. This role emphasizes that the interpreter should be acknowledged as an integral part of the healthcare team
  18. 4. When performing this role, an interpreter deviates from a word-for-word translation if he or she doesn't believe a direct translation exists or is appropriate.
  19. 16. Conduit
  20. 21. Health Literacy
  21. 5. Cultural Broker
  22. 10. Meagan
  23. 12. Manager
  24. 1. 1992