TRUEPeople candevelop adependenceon OTCdrugsWEEDWhat drug ismost commonlyused andfederally illegaldrug in the USstimulantsuppers,increasedheart rate,anxietyMDMA, LSD,Ketamine,Molly, Ecstacy,cocaine, meth,weedWhat is acommonlyused clubdrug?90What is theidealintramuscularinjectionangleSexuallytransmittedinfectionSTI45What is theideal needleangle forintravenousinjection?PostExposureProphylaxisPEP Carfentanyl100xstrongerthanmorphineFALSETouchingfentanyl cancause anoverdoseMethadoneSuboxone/BupNaltrexoneCommonlyusedMedicationsfor OpioidUse DisorderMedicationfor OpioidUseDisorderMOUDstigmalatin forburnmarkprior toinjectingwhen shoulda PWID usethe alcoholpad30-90Naloxonewill onlylast ___minutesHarmReductionPublic healthpolicies designedto lesson negativeimpact of humanbehaviorsopioidsNaloxoneonlyworks oneuphoria,sleepy,constipation,relaxationWhat isan opioidsideeffect?HIV/HepCCan becontractedwith blood tobloodcontactPreexposureProphylaxisPrEPoverampingoverdosingon astimulantshould becalledabscessoverdosecollapsedveinWhat aresomeinjectionrisks?peoplewho usedrugsPWUDNaloxoneMedicationused fortreatment ofan opioidoverdoseTRUEPeople candevelop adependenceon OTCdrugsWEEDWhat drug ismost commonlyused andfederally illegaldrug in the USstimulantsuppers,increasedheart rate,anxietyMDMA, LSD,Ketamine,Molly, Ecstacy,cocaine, meth,weedWhat is acommonlyused clubdrug?90What is theidealintramuscularinjectionangleSexuallytransmittedinfectionSTI45What is theideal needleangle forintravenousinjection?PostExposureProphylaxisPEP Carfentanyl100xstrongerthanmorphineFALSETouchingfentanyl cancause anoverdoseMethadoneSuboxone/BupNaltrexoneCommonlyusedMedicationsfor OpioidUse DisorderMedicationfor OpioidUseDisorderMOUDstigmalatin forburnmarkprior toinjectingwhen shoulda PWID usethe alcoholpad30-90Naloxonewill onlylast ___minutesHarmReductionPublic healthpolicies designedto lesson negativeimpact of humanbehaviorsopioidsNaloxoneonlyworks oneuphoria,sleepy,constipation,relaxationWhat isan opioidsideeffect?HIV/HepCCan becontractedwith blood tobloodcontactPreexposureProphylaxisPrEPoverampingoverdosingon astimulantshould becalledabscessoverdosecollapsedveinWhat aresomeinjectionrisks?peoplewho usedrugsPWUDNaloxoneMedicationused fortreatment ofan opioidoverdose

DO NOT USE- OLD HR - 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. People can develop a dependence on OTC drugs
    TRUE
  2. What drug is most commonly used and federally illegal drug in the US
    WEED
  3. uppers, increased heart rate, anxiety
    stimulants
  4. What is a commonly used club drug?
    MDMA, LSD, Ketamine, Molly, Ecstacy, cocaine, meth, weed
  5. What is the ideal intramuscular injection angle
    90
  6. STI
    Sexually transmitted infection
  7. What is the ideal needle angle for intravenous injection?
    45
  8. PEP
    Post Exposure Prophylaxis
  9. 100x stronger than morphine
    Carfentanyl
  10. Touching fentanyl can cause an overdose
    FALSE
  11. Commonly used Medications for Opioid Use Disorder
    Methadone Suboxone/Bup Naltrexone
  12. MOUD
    Medication for Opioid Use Disorder
  13. latin for burn mark
    stigma
  14. when should a PWID use the alcohol pad
    prior to injecting
  15. Naloxone will only last ___ minutes
    30-90
  16. Public health policies designed to lesson negative impact of human behaviors
    Harm Reduction
  17. Naloxone only works on
    opioids
  18. What is an opioid side effect?
    euphoria, sleepy, constipation, relaxation
  19. Can be contracted with blood to blood contact
    HIV/HepC
  20. PrEP
    Pre exposure Prophylaxis
  21. overdosing on a stimulant should be called
    overamping
  22. What are some injection risks?
    abscess overdose collapsed vein
  23. PWUD
    people who use drugs
  24. Medication used for treatment of an opioid overdose
    Naloxone