Educating on use of call button Locking wheelchair brakes Putting on non-skid socks Giving a blanket or sweater Communicating fall prevent strategies someone outside your department Responding to a chair alarm Taking a patient to the bathroom Using an item out of the fall cabinet Repositioning or placing leg rests Removing clutter from room Putting body pillow back in place Placing bed in lowest position Using the patient's name Giving a snack Giving headphones or music Responding to a bed alarm Walking a patient in the hallway Providing a bedside commode Using a gait belt for transfers Giving a beverage Putting needs in reach Repositioning in wheelchair Asking if patient needs to use bathroom Adding fall mats Educating on use of call button Locking wheelchair brakes Putting on non-skid socks Giving a blanket or sweater Communicating fall prevent strategies someone outside your department Responding to a chair alarm Taking a patient to the bathroom Using an item out of the fall cabinet Repositioning or placing leg rests Removing clutter from room Putting body pillow back in place Placing bed in lowest position Using the patient's name Giving a snack Giving headphones or music Responding to a bed alarm Walking a patient in the hallway Providing a bedside commode Using a gait belt for transfers Giving a beverage Putting needs in reach Repositioning in wheelchair Asking if patient needs to use bathroom Adding fall mats
(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.
Educating on use of call button
Locking wheelchair brakes
Putting on non-skid socks
Giving a blanket or sweater
Communicating fall prevent strategies someone outside your department
Responding to a chair alarm
Taking a patient to the bathroom
Using an item out of the fall cabinet
Repositioning
or placing leg rests
Removing clutter from room
Putting body pillow back in place
Placing bed in lowest position
Using the patient's name
Giving a snack
Giving headphones or music
Responding to a bed alarm
Walking a patient in the hallway
Providing a bedside commode
Using a gait belt for transfers
Giving a beverage
Putting needs in reach
Repositioning in wheelchair
Asking if patient needs to use bathroom
Adding fall mats