BronchodilatorsThis is a type ofmedication that worksto relax the muscles inthe airways allowingthem to widen andimprove air flow. Theyare available as rescuerelievers andcontrollers.MucolyticMedicines thatthin the mucus,making it easierto expel from thebodyCorpulmonaleright ventricularheart failuresecondary to a lungdisorder thatcauses pulmonaryartery hypertensionLips,mouth,nail beds,skinBestplaces toassesscyanosisMucusPart of aproductivecough thatcausesobstructionSpirometryThis is a type of lungfunction test. Itmeasures how wellyou breathe out andthe largest breath youare able to take in. It isused to help diagnoselung diseases.Peakflowmetera small hand-helddevice thatmeasures how fastair comes out of thelungs when aperson exhalesforcefullyABGsA blood test with asample of bloodtaken from theartery to measureoxygen and carbondioxide in the blood.FREEPursedLippedBreatheThis breathingtechnique creates aback pressureproducing a smallamount of positiveend-expiratorypressure (PEEP).Preventing airwaycollapseCorticosteroidsMedicines that mimicthe action of a group ofhormones produced byadrenal glands. Theyare anti-inflammatory.This medicine can beinhaled or taken bymouth.RifampinFirst-linemedicationto treat TBAlveolimillions of tiny sacs atthe very ends of thesmallest airways/tubesin the lungs. This iswhere oxygen isabsorbed into theblood and carbondioxide is releasedfrom the blood here.Wheezingthe high-pitchedwhistling sound ofair moving throughnarrowed airways.FullyCompensatedRespiratoryAcidosisTypical ABGof chronicstable COPDpatient.DyspneaShortness ofbreath.Difficult orlaboredbreathing.ClubbingWidening orrounding ofthe fingertipsor toes.DPI (Drypowderinhaler)a device forinhalingrespiratorymedicationsthat come inpowder formCigarettesmoking#1 causeof lungcancerCO2Acidiccomponentthat isretainedCXRRadiographicimaging ofinside ofchestInhalerA portable hand-held device to takeinhaled medicinein a couple ofbreaths.Exposureto TBPPD skintest with>10mmindurationmeaningERWhere shouldyou go if youhave multiplepeak flowreadings thatare in the Red.NebulizerDevice usedto deliverinhaledmedicines tothe lungs.Triggersthings thatcause asthmasymptoms tobegin or makethem worse.CysticFibrosisA progressive,genetic disease thatcauses the body’smucus to becomethick and stickycausing breathingproblems and majororgan damage.PulmonaryRehabilitationIt is a supervisedprogram that includesexercise training,health education, andbreathing techniquesfor people with lungdiseases.Pneumoniaan infection ofthe lung that canbe caused bybacteria, a virus,or a fungus.BronchodilatorsThis is a type ofmedication that worksto relax the muscles inthe airways allowingthem to widen andimprove air flow. Theyare available as rescuerelievers andcontrollers.MucolyticMedicines thatthin the mucus,making it easierto expel from thebodyCorpulmonaleright ventricularheart failuresecondary to a lungdisorder thatcauses pulmonaryartery hypertensionLips,mouth,nail beds,skinBestplaces toassesscyanosisMucusPart of aproductivecough thatcausesobstructionSpirometryThis is a type of lungfunction test. Itmeasures how wellyou breathe out andthe largest breath youare able to take in. It isused to help diagnoselung diseases.Peakflowmetera small hand-helddevice thatmeasures how fastair comes out of thelungs when aperson exhalesforcefullyABGsA blood test with asample of bloodtaken from theartery to measureoxygen and carbondioxide in the blood.FREEPursedLippedBreatheThis breathingtechnique creates aback pressureproducing a smallamount of positiveend-expiratorypressure (PEEP).Preventing airwaycollapseCorticosteroidsMedicines that mimicthe action of a group ofhormones produced byadrenal glands. Theyare anti-inflammatory.This medicine can beinhaled or taken bymouth.RifampinFirst-linemedicationto treat TBAlveolimillions of tiny sacs atthe very ends of thesmallest airways/tubesin the lungs. This iswhere oxygen isabsorbed into theblood and carbondioxide is releasedfrom the blood here.Wheezingthe high-pitchedwhistling sound ofair moving throughnarrowed airways.FullyCompensatedRespiratoryAcidosisTypical ABGof chronicstable COPDpatient.DyspneaShortness ofbreath.Difficult orlaboredbreathing.ClubbingWidening orrounding ofthe fingertipsor toes.DPI (Drypowderinhaler)a device forinhalingrespiratorymedicationsthat come inpowder formCigarettesmoking#1 causeof lungcancerCO2Acidiccomponentthat isretainedCXRRadiographicimaging ofinside ofchestInhalerA portable hand-held device to takeinhaled medicinein a couple ofbreaths.Exposureto TBPPD skintest with>10mmindurationmeaningERWhere shouldyou go if youhave multiplepeak flowreadings thatare in the Red.NebulizerDevice usedto deliverinhaledmedicines tothe lungs.Triggersthings thatcause asthmasymptoms tobegin or makethem worse.CysticFibrosisA progressive,genetic disease thatcauses the body’smucus to becomethick and stickycausing breathingproblems and majororgan damage.PulmonaryRehabilitationIt is a supervisedprogram that includesexercise training,health education, andbreathing techniquesfor people with lungdiseases.Pneumoniaan infection ofthe lung that canbe caused bybacteria, a virus,or a fungus.

COPD 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. This is a type of medication that works to relax the muscles in the airways allowing them to widen and improve air flow. They are available as rescue relievers and controllers.
    Bronchodilators
  2. Medicines that thin the mucus, making it easier to expel from the body
    Mucolytic
  3. right ventricular heart failure secondary to a lung disorder that causes pulmonary artery hypertension
    Cor pulmonale
  4. Best places to assess cyanosis
    Lips, mouth, nail beds, skin
  5. Part of a productive cough that causes obstruction
    Mucus
  6. This is a type of lung function test. It measures how well you breathe out and the largest breath you are able to take in. It is used to help diagnose lung diseases.
    Spirometry
  7. a small hand-held device that measures how fast air comes out of the lungs when a person exhales forcefully
    Peak flow meter
  8. A blood test with a sample of blood taken from the artery to measure oxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood.
    ABGs
  9. FREE
  10. This breathing technique creates a back pressure producing a small amount of positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP). Preventing airway collapse
    Pursed Lipped Breathe
  11. Medicines that mimic the action of a group of hormones produced by adrenal glands. They are anti-inflammatory. This medicine can be inhaled or taken by mouth.
    Corticosteroids
  12. First-line medication to treat TB
    Rifampin
  13. millions of tiny sacs at the very ends of the smallest airways/tubes in the lungs. This is where oxygen is absorbed into the blood and carbon dioxide is released from the blood here.
    Alveoli
  14. the high-pitched whistling sound of air moving through narrowed airways.
    Wheezing
  15. Typical ABG of chronic stable COPD patient.
    Fully Compensated Respiratory Acidosis
  16. Shortness of breath. Difficult or labored breathing.
    Dyspnea
  17. Widening or rounding of the fingertips or toes.
    Clubbing
  18. a device for inhaling respiratory medications that come in powder form
    DPI (Dry powder inhaler)
  19. #1 cause of lung cancer
    Cigarette smoking
  20. Acidic component that is retained
    CO2
  21. Radiographic imaging of inside of chest
    CXR
  22. A portable hand-held device to take inhaled medicine in a couple of breaths.
    Inhaler
  23. PPD skin test with >10mm induration meaning
    Exposure to TB
  24. Where should you go if you have multiple peak flow readings that are in the Red.
    ER
  25. Device used to deliver inhaled medicines to the lungs.
    Nebulizer
  26. things that cause asthma symptoms to begin or make them worse.
    Triggers
  27. A progressive, genetic disease that causes the body’s mucus to become thick and sticky causing breathing problems and major organ damage.
    Cystic Fibrosis
  28. It is a supervised program that includes exercise training, health education, and breathing techniques for people with lung diseases.
    Pulmonary Rehabilitation
  29. an infection of the lung that can be caused by bacteria, a virus, or a fungus.
    Pneumonia