Repositioningin wheelchairUsing agait beltfortransfersAddingfallmatsAsking ifpatientneeds to usebathroomCommunicatingfall preventstrategiessomeoneoutside yourdepartmentRespondingto a chairalarmGiving abeverageRemovingclutterfrom roomPutting onnon-skidsocksTaking apatient tothebathroomRespondingto a bedalarmUsing anitem outof the fallcabinetGiving ablanket orsweaterGivingheadphonesor musicUsing thepatient'snameRepositioningor placing legrestsEducatingon use ofcall buttonProvidinga bedsidecommodePuttingneeds inreachWalking apatient inthehallwayLockingwheelchairbrakesPuttingbody pillowback inplaceGivingasnackPlacingbed inlowestpositionRepositioningin wheelchairUsing agait beltfortransfersAddingfallmatsAsking ifpatientneeds to usebathroomCommunicatingfall preventstrategiessomeoneoutside yourdepartmentRespondingto a chairalarmGiving abeverageRemovingclutterfrom roomPutting onnon-skidsocksTaking apatient tothebathroomRespondingto a bedalarmUsing anitem outof the fallcabinetGiving ablanket orsweaterGivingheadphonesor musicUsing thepatient'snameRepositioningor placing legrestsEducatingon use ofcall buttonProvidinga bedsidecommodePuttingneeds inreachWalking apatient inthehallwayLockingwheelchairbrakesPuttingbody pillowback inplaceGivingasnackPlacingbed inlowestposition

Fall Prevention - 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. Repositioning in wheelchair
  2. Using a gait belt for transfers
  3. Adding fall mats
  4. Asking if patient needs to use bathroom
  5. Communicating fall prevent strategies someone outside your department
  6. Responding to a chair alarm
  7. Giving a beverage
  8. Removing clutter from room
  9. Putting on non-skid socks
  10. Taking a patient to the bathroom
  11. Responding to a bed alarm
  12. Using an item out of the fall cabinet
  13. Giving a blanket or sweater
  14. Giving headphones or music
  15. Using the patient's name
  16. Repositioning or placing leg rests
  17. Educating on use of call button
  18. Providing a bedside commode
  19. Putting needs in reach
  20. Walking a patient in the hallway
  21. Locking wheelchair brakes
  22. Putting body pillow back in place
  23. Giving a snack
  24. Placing bed in lowest position