OmissionWhen anorderedtreatmenrt isintentially orunintentionallymissedAssessmentThe firststep in thenursingprocessElectrolytesCalcium,phosphorus,sodium,magnesium,chloride &potassiumInterventionDepressionA majormentalhealthconcern inolder adultsPalliativecareSpecializedmedical careof peoplewith seriousillnessLowerbloodpressureMedicareFederallyfunded healthinsurance forindividualsaged 65 andolderAuthoritarianThis style ofmanagementis good inemergencysituationsVitaminsandmineralsNeeded tomaintain healthytissue and normalfunction ofnervous andcardiac systemsTerminalRestlessnessInvoluntarymuscletwitchingor jerksFoodjournalA method to trackfood intake andidentify food eatenduring a specifictime periodHospicecareHealthpromotionPrevention ofdisease orcomplications fromconditions thatmay already bepresentSchizophreniaLivingwillLiabilityWhen a nurseis legally andmorallyresponsible forany actionstaken.MDSA tool thathelps to identifyareas ofconcern forextended careresidentsMyPlatefor olderadultsVisual depictionof suggesteddaily food intakespecific for olderadultsRelocationstresssyndromeThe stressexperiencedwhen movingfrom oneenvironment toanotherTransformationalGerontologyThe studyof adultsage 65and olderHigher thannormaltemperatureSlowerpulseNormalsign ofagingMalpracticeFailure toprovide carethat meetsstandards andleads to injuryThenursingprocessA frameworkfor providingnursing careAhealthylifestyleThis includesexercise, eatinga nutritionallybalanced diet,and managingstressDemocraticCareandcomfortEthicsThe studyof moralsandvaluesNursingdiagnosisMedicaidFederally funded,state administeredhealth insurancefor low-incomeindividualsAdvancedirectiveLegal documentsigned by acompetent adultregarding end-of-life careHolisticnursingCare forpeople asindividualsand as awhole personOmissionWhen anorderedtreatmenrt isintentially orunintentionallymissedAssessmentThe firststep in thenursingprocessElectrolytesCalcium,phosphorus,sodium,magnesium,chloride &potassiumInterventionDepressionA majormentalhealthconcern inolder adultsPalliativecareSpecializedmedical careof peoplewith seriousillnessLowerbloodpressureMedicareFederallyfunded healthinsurance forindividualsaged 65 andolderAuthoritarianThis style ofmanagementis good inemergencysituationsVitaminsandmineralsNeeded tomaintain healthytissue and normalfunction ofnervous andcardiac systemsTerminalRestlessnessInvoluntarymuscletwitchingor jerksFoodjournalA method to trackfood intake andidentify food eatenduring a specifictime periodHospicecareHealthpromotionPrevention ofdisease orcomplications fromconditions thatmay already bepresentSchizophreniaLivingwillLiabilityWhen a nurseis legally andmorallyresponsible forany actionstaken.MDSA tool thathelps to identifyareas ofconcern forextended careresidentsMyPlatefor olderadultsVisual depictionof suggesteddaily food intakespecific for olderadultsRelocationstresssyndromeThe stressexperiencedwhen movingfrom oneenvironment toanotherTransformationalGerontologyThe studyof adultsage 65and olderHigher thannormaltemperatureSlowerpulseNormalsign ofagingMalpracticeFailure toprovide carethat meetsstandards andleads to injuryThenursingprocessA frameworkfor providingnursing careAhealthylifestyleThis includesexercise, eatinga nutritionallybalanced diet,and managingstressDemocraticCareandcomfortEthicsThe studyof moralsandvaluesNursingdiagnosisMedicaidFederally funded,state administeredhealth insurancefor low-incomeindividualsAdvancedirectiveLegal documentsigned by acompetent adultregarding end-of-life careHolisticnursingCare forpeople asindividualsand as awhole person

LPN Chs 1-12 - 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. When an ordered treatmenrt is intentially or unintentionally missed
    Omission
  2. The first step in the nursing process
    Assessment
  3. Calcium, phosphorus, sodium, magnesium, chloride & potassium
    Electrolytes
  4. Intervention
  5. A major mental health concern in older adults
    Depression
  6. Specialized medical care of people with serious illness
    Palliative care
  7. Lower blood pressure
  8. Federally funded health insurance for individuals aged 65 and older
    Medicare
  9. This style of management is good in emergency situations
    Authoritarian
  10. Needed to maintain healthy tissue and normal function of nervous and cardiac systems
    Vitamins and minerals
  11. Involuntary muscle twitching or jerks
    Terminal Restlessness
  12. A method to track food intake and identify food eaten during a specific time period
    Food journal
  13. Hospice care
  14. Prevention of disease or complications from conditions that may already be present
    Health promotion
  15. Schizophrenia
  16. Living will
  17. When a nurse is legally and morally responsible for any actions taken.
    Liability
  18. A tool that helps to identify areas of concern for extended care residents
    MDS
  19. Visual depiction of suggested daily food intake specific for older adults
    MyPlate for older adults
  20. The stress experienced when moving from one environment to another
    Relocation stress syndrome
  21. Transformational
  22. The study of adults age 65 and older
    Gerontology
  23. Higher than normal temperature
  24. Normal sign of aging
    Slower pulse
  25. Failure to provide care that meets standards and leads to injury
    Malpractice
  26. A framework for providing nursing care
    The nursing process
  27. This includes exercise, eating a nutritionally balanced diet, and managing stress
    A healthy lifestyle
  28. Democratic
  29. Care and comfort
  30. The study of morals and values
    Ethics
  31. Nursing diagnosis
  32. Federally funded, state administered health insurance for low-income individuals
    Medicaid
  33. Legal document signed by a competent adult regarding end-of-life care
    Advance directive
  34. Care for people as individuals and as a whole person
    Holistic nursing