stomaopeninginspectptmouthintervention ifpost optonsillectomy ptis clearingthroatfrequentlyapprehensivept withnew trachmay feelesophagealspeechswallow airand force itback upthrough theesophagustrachplacementmethod ofcommunicationpost oplaryngectomypt priorityneedfrequentswallowingconcerningfinding forpost oprhinoplastyptrest for a fewhours,refrain fromsneezing orrubbing noseinstructionsonceepistaxis hasstoppedrhinitisinflammationof nose andupperrespiratorytracttalking1 wayvalve boxallowstrach pt toparts oftracheostomypipecleanerclean theinnercannula oftrach tubewithcrepitationgrating soundor feeling ofrough surfacerubbingtogetherkeep pton sidepost opinterventionpositioningaftertonsillectomyaspirationsuctioningprior todeflating cuffpreventslarynoscopeusedduringintubationpain ofupperteethsymptomofsinusitispt withepistaxisinstruct this ptto sit forwardand pinchnose belowthe bonepharyngitisinflammationof thepharynxobturatorused toguide trachtube duringinsertioncoverwithscarfhow towarminspired airfor trach ptfatigueOSA pt wakefrequentlyduring thenightcausingpt usingpassy-muir valveantibiotictherapyonlybacterialpharyngitisrequirespassy-Muirvalvestomaopeninginspectptmouthintervention ifpost optonsillectomy ptis clearingthroatfrequentlyapprehensivept withnew trachmay feelesophagealspeechswallow airand force itback upthrough theesophagustrachplacementmethod ofcommunicationpost oplaryngectomypt priorityneedfrequentswallowingconcerningfinding forpost oprhinoplastyptrest for a fewhours,refrain fromsneezing orrubbing noseinstructionsonceepistaxis hasstoppedrhinitisinflammationof nose andupperrespiratorytracttalking1 wayvalve boxallowstrach pt toparts oftracheostomypipecleanerclean theinnercannula oftrach tubewithcrepitationgrating soundor feeling ofrough surfacerubbingtogetherkeep pton sidepost opinterventionpositioningaftertonsillectomyaspirationsuctioningprior todeflating cuffpreventslarynoscopeusedduringintubationpain ofupperteethsymptomofsinusitispt withepistaxisinstruct this ptto sit forwardand pinchnose belowthe bonepharyngitisinflammationof thepharynxobturatorused toguide trachtube duringinsertioncoverwithscarfhow towarminspired airfor trach ptfatigueOSA pt wakefrequentlyduring thenightcausingpt usingpassy-muir valveantibiotictherapyonlybacterialpharyngitisrequirespassy-Muirvalve

MS Respiratory CH 13 - 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. opening
    stoma
  2. intervention if post op tonsillectomy pt is clearing throat frequently
    inspect pt mouth
  3. pt with new trach may feel
    apprehensive
  4. swallow air and force it back up through the esophagus
    esophageal speech
  5. trach placement
  6. post op laryngectomy pt priority need
    method of communication
  7. concerning finding for post op rhinoplasty pt
    frequent swallowing
  8. instructions once epistaxis has stopped
    rest for a few hours, refrain from sneezing or rubbing nose
  9. inflammation of nose and upper respiratory tract
    rhinitis
  10. 1 way valve box allows trach pt to
    talking
  11. parts of tracheostomy
  12. clean the inner cannula of trach tube with
    pipe cleaner
  13. grating sound or feeling of rough surface rubbing together
    crepitation
  14. intervention positioning after tonsillectomy
    keep pt on side post op
  15. suctioning prior to deflating cuff prevents
    aspiration
  16. used during intubation
    larynoscope
  17. symptom of sinusitis
    pain of upper teeth
  18. instruct this pt to sit forward and pinch nose below the bone
    pt with epistaxis
  19. inflammation of the pharynx
    pharyngitis
  20. used to guide trach tube during insertion
    obturator
  21. how to warm inspired air for trach pt
    cover with scarf
  22. OSA pt wake frequently during the night causing
    fatigue
  23. pt using passy-muir valve
  24. only bacterial pharyngitis requires
    antibiotic therapy
  25. passy-Muir valve