Untitled 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.

1. P: Pull the pin A: AIM at the base of the fire S: Squeeze the lever to activate extinguisher S: Sweep back and forth at the base of the fire
   What does PASS stand for?
2. All linens mut be transported down the hallways in a plastic bag then disposed of OR using a non-porous container that is thoroughly wiped down with a gray wipe between uses.
   What is proper linen transport?
3. Incorrect immunization availability in the clinic Multiple vaccines prepared and in the treatment room for more than one patient. Unfamiliarity with the supply of immunizations available Orders not being placed prior to administering the medicat
   What steps are often missed or overlooked during the administration of immunizations?
4. Hydrogen Peroxide: 5 min
   What is the Dwell time for green top wipes?
5. Evacuation R: Remove patients and staff A: Activate nearest alarm (located at exits) C: Call 911, then notify SLHS Security at 55555 E: Extinguish Fire/ Evacuate (if appropriate)
   What is RACE?
6. Combative Person
   What is Code GREY?
7. Alcohol: 3 min
   Dwell time for Grey top wipes?
8. Has pt identifiers on it, includes Computer screens, shred bins, fax machines, and paper medical records
   What is PHI?
9. 1. To be done IMMEDIATELY after procedure 2. Han Hygiene, don new gloves 3. Wet 4 x 4 gauze, wipe instruments, Throw gauze In trash 4. Place instruments in approved container from exam room (hard sides with latching lid, not porous, marketed with
   Instrument cleaning process in exam room?
10. What are the 5 Moments of Hand Hygiene?
    1. Before patient contact 2. Before an aseptic technique (wound care, catheters, etc) 3. After body fluids exposure and donning/doffing gloves 4. After patient contact 5. After contact with patient surroundings (exam room)
11. Bleach: 4 min
    What is the Dwell time for Orange container wipes?
12. Minimally 15 min to check for a reaction.
    How long must the patient be observed for a vaccine reaction?
13. FREE
14. Front desk area one on each side
    Locations of Fire Extinguishers?
15. 28 days and must be labeled
    How many days after a multi-use vial is opened can it be used for?
16. Document under vitals in the rooming activity of the chart using the number scale (0-10) or the Wong baker faces.
    patient presents with a chief complaint or symptom associated with pain, where and how do you document it?
17. 1. Remove gloves, hand hygiene 2. Walk container to instrument cleaning room (dirty supply)
    What is the Correct way to transport dirty instruments from the procedure room to dirty supply?
18. The concept of treating all patients as potentially infections. Applies to ALL patients regardless of their diagnosis or presumed infectious state. Every patient, every time. Includes had hygiene, use of PPE when there is an expectation of potent
    What does Standard Precautions mean?
19. 4 min
    What is the dwell time for Lysol wipes?
20. After every patient: exam table is cleaned with green top, all counter services wiped down with a gray top wipe, blood pressure cuffs or clinical equipment are cleaned per the IFU. All wipes use appropriate dwell time. Room is considered clean wh
    What is the Exam Room Turnover Process?
21. What are IFU's
    Manufacturer’s Instructions for Use (IFU), provide guidance for proper cleaning, sterilization, inspection and maintenance of medical devices.
22. Sound Alike Look Alike Drugs (common medications are lidocaine with and without epi, lidocaine 1% and 2%, Toradol and tramadol, and ceftriaxone 250 mg, 500 mg, and 1 gram)
    What does SALAD stand for (regarding medications and storage)
23. Due to preservatives in multi-dose vials are not in the single use vial.
    Why cannot we use single dose vials as a multidose vial?
24. Lab and dirty supply
    Where is the eye wash stations?
25. They can be found at www.onesource.docs.com or from the manufacturer.
    Where can you find IFU’s?
26. When pt is having a procedure or surgery and includes the details of the risks, benefits and alternatives discussed with the patient.
    When should an informed consent be completed?
27. Documenting the wrong lot number in mSL Age-specific formulation errors administered. Vaccine schedule errors (wrong timing errors) Expired vaccine Incorrect route Wrong vaccine given (state-funded vs private pay; HPV given instead of Hep B vacc
    What are the most common immunization errors?
28. Medication Name Strength Amount/Quantity Diluent Time and Date of Expiration
    What are the required elements of a medication label?
29. Full/partial tanks should be stored separately from empty tanks and labeled with appropriate signage. There is Single point lesson.
    What is the difference in storing a partial/Full and an Empty O2 tank?
30. They should be reviewed prior to using a new product, at least annually, and as needed.
    When should you read or use IFU’s?
31. Right patient Right medication Right dose Rote route Right time Right documentation
    What are the 6 Right of Medications?
32. •Maintaining temperature log daily Temperatures logged out of range will have applicable vaccines set aside and labeled “do not use” •Verifying vaccine schedule •Using 6 Rights of Medication •Storing vaccines as SALAD medications (sound alike, look
    What are the key points for vaccine safety?
33. -58 to 5 degrees F
    Other than COVID vaccine, what is the correct temperature range for the freezer vaccine storage unit?