you helpwith theirpatient3 no-showsin a rowmad theycan't find apen/marker!givesyou asnackjokin inthe podmakesyou tryhippysnackscomplainsthat theycan't find apost-it noteeatssomecandymakesa dadjokesingsa littletuneMakesfun ofWilsonFree!asks for BPlog/checkoutsheet/otherform they shouldprobs be able tofind on their ownby nowhas anexcitingclinicalquestion!callssomeoneanicknameasksfor asnack"your lunchsmells sogood, Dr.McKenna!"Makesfun ofMortinMakesfun ofIngramhelps youwith yourpatientyou helpwith theirpatient3 no-showsin a rowmad theycan't find apen/marker!givesyou asnackjokin inthe podmakesyou tryhippysnackscomplainsthat theycan't find apost-it noteeatssomecandymakesa dadjokesingsa littletuneMakesfun ofWilsonFree!asks for BPlog/checkoutsheet/otherform they shouldprobs be able tofind on their ownby nowhas anexcitingclinicalquestion!callssomeoneanicknameasksfor asnack"your lunchsmells sogood, Dr.McKenna!"Makesfun ofMortinMakesfun ofIngramhelps youwith yourpatient

Dr. McKenna's Last Day Bingooo - 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. you help with their patient
  2. 3 no-shows in a row
  3. mad they can't find a pen/marker!
  4. gives you a snack
  5. jokin in the pod
  6. makes you try hippy snacks
  7. complains that they can't find a post-it note
  8. eats some candy
  9. makes a dad joke
  10. sings a little tune
  11. Makes fun of Wilson
  12. Free!
  13. asks for BP log/checkout sheet/other form they should probs be able to find on their own by now
  14. has an exciting clinical question!
  15. calls someone a nickname
  16. asks for a snack
  17. "your lunch smells so good, Dr. McKenna!"
  18. Makes fun of Mortin
  19. Makes fun of Ingram
  20. helps you with your patient