TitrationPresenceof PainListeningto Musicalterationin qualityof lifeResidents inpain shouldhaveobservablesignsAnxietyLevelCodeineuse opioids incombination withnon-opioids tomanage moderateto severe painOpioidCOPDTRUEstart lowand slowlyincreasedoseValuesintensifiersImpact offamily/caregiverinvolvementFrequentlydrowsy,arousable,drifts off tosleepForm,route,dose,scheduleMultiplesourcesof PainaggravatingFactorsheat&massage/vibrationPhysiotherapyAcetaminophenElderssometimeschoose tosuffer insilenceBehavioralPain ScaleMYTHReinforcing theimportance ofbest practicesthrough ongoingeducationThe potentialadverseeffects ofthoseinterventionsAfter achange inMedicalStatusMild"When didthe painBegin?"Chronicnon-malignantPainBy knowing theperson andtaking in theirattributes orcharacteristicsUnnecessarySufferingCritical-carePainObservationToolModerateIsresponsivetoanalgesicsCommunicationof theassessmentfindingsmorphineIntensityof PainTitrationoccurs inincrementstoo largeFALSEAge,Developmentalstage, healthcondition,cultureWeakOpioidSomaticandVisceralFACTTheCanadianPainSocietyAllergyNeuropathicEpiduralFacialExpressionsTitrationPresenceof PainListeningto Musicalterationin qualityof lifeResidents inpain shouldhaveobservablesignsAnxietyLevelCodeineuse opioids incombination withnon-opioids tomanage moderateto severe painOpioidCOPDTRUEstart lowand slowlyincreasedoseValuesintensifiersImpact offamily/caregiverinvolvementFrequentlydrowsy,arousable,drifts off tosleepForm,route,dose,scheduleMultiplesourcesof PainaggravatingFactorsheat&massage/vibrationPhysiotherapyAcetaminophenElderssometimeschoose tosuffer insilenceBehavioralPain ScaleMYTHReinforcing theimportance ofbest practicesthrough ongoingeducationThe potentialadverseeffects ofthoseinterventionsAfter achange inMedicalStatusMild"When didthe painBegin?"Chronicnon-malignantPainBy knowing theperson andtaking in theirattributes orcharacteristicsUnnecessarySufferingCritical-carePainObservationToolModerateIsresponsivetoanalgesicsCommunicationof theassessmentfindingsmorphineIntensityof PainTitrationoccurs inincrementstoo largeFALSEAge,Developmentalstage, healthcondition,cultureWeakOpioidSomaticandVisceralFACTTheCanadianPainSocietyAllergyNeuropathicEpiduralFacialExpressions

PAIN Management - 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. Titration
  2. Presence of Pain
  3. Listening to Music
  4. alteration in quality of life
  5. Residents in pain should have observable signs
  6. Anxiety Level
  7. Codeine
  8. use opioids in combination with non-opioids to manage moderate to severe pain
  9. Opioid
  10. COPD
  11. TRUE
  12. start low and slowly increase dose
  13. Values
  14. intensifiers
  15. Impact of family/ caregiver involvement
  16. Frequently drowsy, arousable, drifts off to sleep
  17. Form, route, dose, schedule
  18. Multiple sources of Pain
  19. aggravating Factors
  20. heat &massage/ vibration
  21. Physiotherapy
  22. Acetaminophen
  23. Elders sometimes choose to suffer in silence
  24. Behavioral Pain Scale
  25. MYTH
  26. Reinforcing the importance of best practices through ongoing education
  27. The potential adverse effects of those interventions
  28. After a change in Medical Status
  29. Mild
  30. "When did the pain Begin?"
  31. Chronic non-malignant Pain
  32. By knowing the person and taking in their attributes or characteristics
  33. Unnecessary Suffering
  34. Critical-care Pain Observation Tool
  35. Moderate
  36. Is responsive to analgesics
  37. Communication of the assessment findings
  38. morphine
  39. Intensity of Pain
  40. Titration occurs in increments too large
  41. FALSE
  42. Age, Developmental stage, health condition, culture
  43. Weak Opioid
  44. Somatic and Visceral
  45. FACT
  46. The Canadian Pain Society
  47. Allergy
  48. Neuropathic
  49. Epidural
  50. Facial Expressions