ChronicPain andAddictionAdverseChildhoodExperiencesMedicationcomplicationsof SUDDrug useand thelegalsystemBuprenorphinev Methadonefor OUDPharmacotherapyfor Stimulant UseDisordersMedicationsfor AlcoholUseDisorderMotivationalInterviewingMedical andRecreationalCannabisOutpatientAlcoholWithdrawalSUD inAdolescence  SUD inWomenandPregnancyNIAAALow RiskDrinkingInpatientAlcoholWithdrawalMulti-disciplinaryTeamRacialdisparitiesinAddictionBuprenorphineInductionHarmReductionPerson-FirstLanguageDSM-5CriteriaChronicPain andAddictionAdverseChildhoodExperiencesMedicationcomplicationsof SUDDrug useand thelegalsystemBuprenorphinev Methadonefor OUDPharmacotherapyfor Stimulant UseDisordersMedicationsfor AlcoholUseDisorderMotivationalInterviewingMedical andRecreationalCannabisOutpatientAlcoholWithdrawalSUD inAdolescence  SUD inWomenandPregnancyNIAAALow RiskDrinkingInpatientAlcoholWithdrawalMulti-disciplinaryTeamRacialdisparitiesinAddictionBuprenorphineInductionHarmReductionPerson-FirstLanguageDSM-5Criteria

Addiction Medicine Elective - 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. Chronic Pain and Addiction
  2. Adverse Childhood Experiences
  3. Medication complications of SUD
  4. Drug use and the legal system
  5. Buprenorphine v Methadone for OUD
  6. Pharmacotherapy for Stimulant Use Disorders
  7. Medications for Alcohol Use Disorder
  8. Motivational Interviewing
  9. Medical and Recreational Cannabis
  10. Outpatient Alcohol Withdrawal
  11. SUD in Adolescence
  12. SUD in Women and Pregnancy
  13. NIAAA Low Risk Drinking
  14. Inpatient Alcohol Withdrawal
  15. Multi-disciplinary Team
  16. Racial disparities in Addiction
  17. Buprenorphine Induction
  18. Harm Reduction
  19. Person-First Language
  20. DSM-5 Criteria