EmotionalsupportAdjustenvironmentMonitorsedationlevelATCDosingwith oral &IV medsGoal andnext dosedue onwhite boardCollabw/physicianto adjustpain medsAroundthe ClockDosingMassageRepositionfor comfortPain plandiscussed@ bedsidereportReviewhome painmedregimenReassesspain levelafter painmed givenNausea &pain medcoordinationAsk patient ifthey wouldlike to bewoke up forpain medsPaindistractiontoolkitDocumentsite, type,descriptionof painInvolvefamily inplan ofcareDistractionAssesspatient'scopingstrategiesHot/ColdpacksReassesspain goalw/patientPaineducationCollabw/clinicalpharmacistsMusicTherapyEmotionalsupportAdjustenvironmentMonitorsedationlevelATCDosingwith oral &IV medsGoal andnext dosedue onwhite boardCollabw/physicianto adjustpain medsAroundthe ClockDosingMassageRepositionfor comfortPain plandiscussed@ bedsidereportReviewhome painmedregimenReassesspain levelafter painmed givenNausea &pain medcoordinationAsk patient ifthey wouldlike to bewoke up forpain medsPaindistractiontoolkitDocumentsite, type,descriptionof painInvolvefamily inplan ofcareDistractionAssesspatient'scopingstrategiesHot/ColdpacksReassesspain goalw/patientPaineducationCollabw/clinicalpharmacistsMusicTherapy

Pain Bingo - 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. Emotional support
  2. Adjust environment
  3. Monitor sedation level
  4. ATC Dosing with oral & IV meds
  5. Goal and next dose due on white board
  6. Collab w/physician to adjust pain meds
  7. Around the Clock Dosing
  8. Massage
  9. Reposition for comfort
  10. Pain plan discussed @ bedside report
  11. Review home pain med regimen
  12. Reassess pain level after pain med given
  13. Nausea & pain med coordination
  14. Ask patient if they would like to be woke up for pain meds
  15. Pain distraction toolkit
  16. Document site, type, description of pain
  17. Involve family in plan of care
  18. Distraction
  19. Assess patient's coping strategies
  20. Hot/Cold packs
  21. Reassess pain goal w/patient
  22. Pain education
  23. Collab w/clinical pharmacists
  24. Music Therapy