AbrasionCausedby friction;road rashHypovolemicshockShockfromblood lossTetanusCausedby atoxinCirculatorySystemBodysystemaffectedby shockTreatmentforanaphylacticshockEpi-penLacerationWoundcaused by aknife orborkenglass.AvulsionA piece ofskin is tornloose orhanging.HypoperfusionCells donot getoxygenatedbloodPunctureDeep,narrowwound1st stepwhen yousee bloodPut onglovesNodirectpressureEyeinjuryYou canpreventshock fromgettingworse.TRUEYou canreverseshock.FALSESignsofshockWeakpulse, fastbreathing,pale skinTourniquetControlsbleedingon armsand legs.AnaphylacticshockSevereallergicreaction -troublebreathingCardiogenicshockPumpfailureSterileDressingfor awoundCapillarybleedingMostcommontype ofbleeding.Signs ofinfectionRedness,pus,feverTreatmentof shockKeep warm,elevate legs,controlbleedingInternalbleedingCan be lifethreateningHighrisk ofinfectionBites,punctures,dirtywoundDoNotBreatheor blow ona wound.ArterialbleedingSpurts;does notclot wellDirectpressureUse tocontrolbleedingBandageHolds adressingin place.NervoussystemSystemaffectedbytetanus.AbrasionCausedby friction;road rashHypovolemicshockShockfromblood lossTetanusCausedby atoxinCirculatorySystemBodysystemaffectedby shockTreatmentforanaphylacticshockEpi-penLacerationWoundcaused by aknife orborkenglass.AvulsionA piece ofskin is tornloose orhanging.HypoperfusionCells donot getoxygenatedbloodPunctureDeep,narrowwound1st stepwhen yousee bloodPut onglovesNodirectpressureEyeinjuryYou canpreventshock fromgettingworse.TRUEYou canreverseshock.FALSESignsofshockWeakpulse, fastbreathing,pale skinTourniquetControlsbleedingon armsand legs.AnaphylacticshockSevereallergicreaction -troublebreathingCardiogenicshockPumpfailureSterileDressingfor awoundCapillarybleedingMostcommontype ofbleeding.Signs ofinfectionRedness,pus,feverTreatmentof shockKeep warm,elevate legs,controlbleedingInternalbleedingCan be lifethreateningHighrisk ofinfectionBites,punctures,dirtywoundDoNotBreatheor blow ona wound.ArterialbleedingSpurts;does notclot wellDirectpressureUse tocontrolbleedingBandageHolds adressingin place.NervoussystemSystemaffectedbytetanus.

Shock, Bleeding and Wounds - 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. Caused by friction; road rash
    Abrasion
  2. Shock from blood loss
    Hypovolemic shock
  3. Caused by a toxin
    Tetanus
  4. Body system affected by shock
    Circulatory System
  5. Epi-pen
    Treatment for anaphylactic shock
  6. Wound caused by a knife or borken glass.
    Laceration
  7. A piece of skin is torn loose or hanging.
    Avulsion
  8. Cells do not get oxygenated blood
    Hypoperfusion
  9. Deep, narrow wound
    Puncture
  10. Put on gloves
    1st step when you see blood
  11. Eye injury
    No direct pressure
  12. TRUE
    You can prevent shock from getting worse.
  13. FALSE
    You can reverse shock.
  14. Weak pulse, fast breathing, pale skin
    Signs of shock
  15. Controls bleeding on arms and legs.
    Tourniquet
  16. Severe allergic reaction - trouble breathing
    Anaphylactic shock
  17. Pump failure
    Cardiogenic shock
  18. Dressing for a wound
    Sterile
  19. Most common type of bleeding.
    Capillary bleeding
  20. Redness, pus, fever
    Signs of infection
  21. Keep warm, elevate legs, control bleeding
    Treatment of shock
  22. Can be life threatening
    Internal bleeding
  23. Bites, punctures, dirty wound
    High risk of infection
  24. Breathe or blow on a wound.
    Do Not
  25. Spurts; does not clot well
    Arterial bleeding
  26. Use to control bleeding
    Direct pressure
  27. Holds a dressing in place.
    Bandage
  28. System affected by tetanus.
    Nervous system