“Your maps low” “Ugh pharmacy” “Can I get help with a turn?” “When do you wanna go to lunch?” “They need a bolus” “Can this patient transfer?” “Is it 7 yet?” “Can you listen while I run to that bathroom?” “They’re chillin” “Who’s tube feeds are going off?” “Wanna waste?” “I’m back” “Why aren’t my labs back?” “Is that my stabilizer beeping” “call the RT” “I stat requested it a long time ago” “How can I help you?” “Can you page ___?” “Can you silence that for me?” “ECMO” “And a little turn” “It’s fine, everything is fine” “I need another bottle of propofol” “Thanks for your help” “Your maps low” “Ugh pharmacy” “Can I get help with a turn?” “When do you wanna go to lunch?” “They need a bolus” “Can this patient transfer?” “Is it 7 yet?” “Can you listen while I run to that bathroom?” “They’re chillin” “Who’s tube feeds are going off?” “Wanna waste?” “I’m back” “Why aren’t my labs back?” “Is that my stabilizer beeping” “call the RT” “I stat requested it a long time ago” “How can I help you?” “Can you page ___?” “Can you silence that for me?” “ECMO” “And a little turn” “It’s fine, everything is fine” “I need another bottle of propofol” “Thanks for your help”
(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.
“Your maps low”
“Ugh pharmacy”
“Can I get help with a turn?”
“When do you wanna go to lunch?”
“They need a bolus”
“Can this patient transfer?”
“Is it 7 yet?”
“Can you listen while I run to that bathroom?”
“They’re chillin”
“Who’s tube feeds are going off?”
“Wanna waste?”
“I’m back”
“Why aren’t my labs back?”
“Is that my stabilizer beeping”
“call the RT”
“I stat requested it a long time ago”
“How can I help you?”
“Can you page ___?”
“Can you silence that for me?”
“ECMO”
“And a little turn”
“It’s fine, everything is fine”
“I need another bottle of propofol”
“Thanks for your help”