Combatdressing/Oleasused MVC>2 carsOcclusivedressingutilizedEntrap-mentCardiacarrestPt is aChild<12y/oGave painMgmt.(ice/meds/splint)CHF-legs orlungsrestrainedpatient(physical/meds)Stroketo CTMulti-traumaSeizureLiftingassistancerequestedDomesticdisputeSTEMI/ACS ToCath labBurnto Dr'sBurnto Dr'sStagedorStandbyGaveNarcanand wentto EDParamedicInterceptor Handsfor the callQRVbeat youto the callCatTqCOPD/Asthmato EDDssReportcompletedDiabetic'sBgl was"Lo" to ERCombatdressing/Oleasused MVC>2 carsOcclusivedressingutilizedEntrap-mentCardiacarrestPt is aChild<12y/oGave painMgmt.(ice/meds/splint)CHF-legs orlungsrestrainedpatient(physical/meds)Stroketo CTMulti-traumaSeizureLiftingassistancerequestedDomesticdisputeSTEMI/ACS ToCath labBurnto Dr'sBurnto Dr'sStagedorStandbyGaveNarcanand wentto EDParamedicInterceptor Handsfor the callQRVbeat youto the callCatTqCOPD/Asthmato EDDssReportcompletedDiabetic'sBgl was"Lo" to ER

Aiken County EMS BINGO - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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. C-Combat dressing/ Oleas used
  2. E-MVC >2 cars
  3. M-Occlusive dressing utilized
  4. A-Entrap-ment
  5. C-Cardiac arrest
  6. C-Pt is a Child <12y/o
  7. M-Gave pain Mgmt. (ice/meds /splint)
  8. C-CHF-legs or lungs
  9. M-restrained patient (physical/ meds)
  10. S-Stroke to CT
  11. E-Multi-trauma
  12. S-Seizure
  13. A-Lifting assistance requested
  14. S-Domestic dispute
  15. S-STEMI/ ACS To Cath lab
  16. E-Burn to Dr's
    E-Burn to Dr's
  17. S-Staged or Standby
  18. E-Gave Narcan and went to ED
  19. A-Paramedic Intercept or Hands for the call
  20. A-QRV beat you to the call
  21. C-Cat Tq
  22. M-COPD/ Asthma to ED
  23. A-Dss Report completed
  24. M-Diabetic's Bgl was "Lo" to ER