EarlyDeceleration CatecholaminesTransitionPhase PudendalBlock PlatypelloidPelvis GynecoidPelvis AnthropoidPelvis SlowPacedBreathing DiagonalConjugate ReassuringPeriodicChanges TimeOut AmniotomyFetalStimulationFalsePelvisCarpopedalspasmsPerioperativePeriod Opioids  FetalPosition EpisiotomyUrge-to-PushMethodVaginalBirth AfterCesareanThirdStageOf Birth MoldingFetalAttitude PassengerLaminaria2ndStageof BirthFourthStageOf Birth Passageway ActivePhase IntrathecalFactorscontributingto the rise inC/SDeliveriesCardinalMovements MeconiumOpen-glottisPushingFetalTachycardia  Intermittentfetal heartrateauscultationVigorousPushing VariableDeceleration FirstStageOf Birth FetalFibronection TrueLabor Modified-PacedBreathingPatternpacedbreathing orthe pant blowtechniqueFetalPresentation BishopScore LateDecelerations ObstetricConjugate UteroplacentalInsufficiency TruePelvis PharmacologicInterventions  CephalohematomaPsycheMethods tominimize theneed forEpisiotomyIntermittentfetal heartrateauscultationCesareanBirth FetalLie BirthImminence Ritual  Continuousexternalmonitoring ofuterinecontractionsElectiveInduction Chorioamnionitis LeopoldsManeuver EffleurageContinuousinternalelectronicfetalmonitoringFetalScalpSamplingPowerNonreassuringPeriodchangesAndroidPelvis AmnioinfusionLatentPhase VacuumExtraction ForcepsGeneralAnesthesia EpisodicChanges PeriodicChanges IntrathecalAnalgesia FetalBradycardia Effacement AnalgesiaCaputSuccedaneum VariabilityStationAccelerationsFalseLabor EpiduralAnalgesia LochiaMalignantHyperthermia AnesthesiaBenignPeriodicChangesNonpharmacologicInterventions  Continuousinternalmonitoring ofuterinecontractionsTrueLabor AnticipatorySigns ofLabor EarlyDeceleration CatecholaminesTransitionPhase PudendalBlock PlatypelloidPelvis GynecoidPelvis AnthropoidPelvis SlowPacedBreathing DiagonalConjugate ReassuringPeriodicChanges TimeOut AmniotomyFetalStimulationFalsePelvisCarpopedalspasmsPerioperativePeriod Opioids  FetalPosition EpisiotomyUrge-to-PushMethodVaginalBirth AfterCesareanThirdStageOf Birth MoldingFetalAttitude PassengerLaminaria2ndStageof BirthFourthStageOf Birth Passageway ActivePhase IntrathecalFactorscontributingto the rise inC/SDeliveriesCardinalMovements MeconiumOpen-glottisPushingFetalTachycardia  Intermittentfetal heartrateauscultationVigorousPushing VariableDeceleration FirstStageOf Birth FetalFibronection TrueLabor Modified-PacedBreathingPatternpacedbreathing orthe pant blowtechniqueFetalPresentation BishopScore LateDecelerations ObstetricConjugate UteroplacentalInsufficiency TruePelvis PharmacologicInterventions  CephalohematomaPsycheMethods tominimize theneed forEpisiotomyIntermittentfetal heartrateauscultationCesareanBirth FetalLie BirthImminence Ritual  Continuousexternalmonitoring ofuterinecontractionsElectiveInduction Chorioamnionitis LeopoldsManeuver EffleurageContinuousinternalelectronicfetalmonitoringFetalScalpSamplingPowerNonreassuringPeriodchangesAndroidPelvis AmnioinfusionLatentPhase VacuumExtraction ForcepsGeneralAnesthesia EpisodicChanges PeriodicChanges IntrathecalAnalgesia FetalBradycardia Effacement AnalgesiaCaputSuccedaneum VariabilityStationAccelerationsFalseLabor EpiduralAnalgesia LochiaMalignantHyperthermia AnesthesiaBenignPeriodicChangesNonpharmacologicInterventions  Continuousinternalmonitoring ofuterinecontractionsTrueLabor AnticipatorySigns ofLabor 

Chapter 8-11 - 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. Early Deceleration
  2. Catecholamines
  3. Transition Phase
  4. Pudendal Block
  5. Platypelloid Pelvis
  6. Gynecoid Pelvis
  7. Anthropoid Pelvis
  8. Slow Paced Breathing
  9. Diagonal Conjugate
  10. Reassuring Periodic Changes
  11. Time Out
  12. Amniotomy
  13. Fetal Stimulation
  14. False Pelvis
  15. Carpopedal spasms
  16. Perioperative Period
  17. Opioids
  18. Fetal Position
  19. Episiotomy
  20. Urge-to-Push Method
  21. Vaginal Birth After Cesarean
  22. Third Stage Of Birth
  23. Molding
  24. Fetal Attitude
  25. Passenger
  26. Laminaria
  27. 2nd Stage of Birth
  28. Fourth Stage Of Birth
  29. Passageway
  30. Active Phase
  31. Intrathecal
  32. Factors contributing to the rise in C/S Deliveries
  33. Cardinal Movements
  34. Meconium
  35. Open-glottis Pushing
  36. Fetal Tachycardia
  37. Intermittent fetal heart rate auscultation
  38. Vigorous Pushing
  39. Variable Deceleration
  40. First Stage Of Birth
  41. Fetal Fibronection
  42. True Labor
  43. Modified-Paced Breathing
  44. Pattern paced breathing or the pant blow technique
  45. Fetal Presentation
  46. Bishop Score
  47. Late Decelerations
  48. Obstetric Conjugate
  49. Uteroplacental Insufficiency
  50. True Pelvis
  51. Pharmacologic Interventions
  52. Cephalohematoma
  53. Psyche
  54. Methods to minimize the need for Episiotomy
  55. Intermittent fetal heart rate auscultation
  56. Cesarean Birth
  57. Fetal Lie
  58. Birth Imminence
  59. Ritual
  60. Continuous external monitoring of uterine contractions
  61. Elective Induction
  62. Chorioamnionitis
  63. Leopolds Maneuver
  64. Effleurage
  65. Continuous internal electronic fetal monitoring
  66. Fetal Scalp Sampling
  67. Power
  68. Nonreassuring Period changes
  69. Android Pelvis
  70. Amnioinfusion
  71. Latent Phase
  72. Vacuum Extraction
  73. Forceps
  74. General Anesthesia
  75. Episodic Changes
  76. Periodic Changes
  77. Intrathecal Analgesia
  78. Fetal Bradycardia
  79. Effacement
  80. Analgesia
  81. Caput Succedaneum
  82. Variability
  83. Station
  84. Accelerations
  85. False Labor
  86. Epidural Analgesia
  87. Lochia
  88. Malignant Hyperthermia
  89. Anesthesia
  90. Benign Periodic Changes
  91. Nonpharmacologic Interventions
  92. Continuous internal monitoring of uterine contractions
  93. True Labor
  94. Anticipatory Signs of Labor