Epistaxis is themost commonpresenting Sx inwhat hereditarydisease? The mostcommonsource ofposteriorbleeding Mostcommonorganism inTSSinfections Anterior bleedsare locatedanterior to whatstructure? The mostcommonsource ofanteriorbleeding Epistaxismay beconfusedwith thesesymptoms Mostcommoncause ofanteriorepistaxis The anastomoticnetwork ofvessels on theanterior portionof the septum T/F: Allpatientsshould getprophylacticabx Acomplicationof silvernitrate use Two thingsyou may useto inflatemeroceltampons  Properpositioning ofthe body andhead fornosebleedsWhat isthe originof the wordepistaxis? Is HTNassociatedwith increasedrisk ofepistaxis? Anteriorepistaxisaccounts for thispercentage of allnosebleeds This packingdevice iseasiest toremovecompared toothers Apply pressurefor at least thislong in anteriorepistaxis Recommendedcontact time forsilver nitratecautery  WhereLittle's areais located?Onealternative topacking tostop posteriorepistaxis One of these 3physicians toidentify thenasal septumas a source ofbleeding These maybe used forchemicalcautery Rapidrhinos arecoatedwith this Threecomplicationsof posteriorpacking Epistaxis is themost commonpresenting Sx inwhat hereditarydisease? The mostcommonsource ofposteriorbleeding Mostcommonorganism inTSSinfections Anterior bleedsare locatedanterior to whatstructure? The mostcommonsource ofanteriorbleeding Epistaxismay beconfusedwith thesesymptoms Mostcommoncause ofanteriorepistaxis The anastomoticnetwork ofvessels on theanterior portionof the septum T/F: Allpatientsshould getprophylacticabx Acomplicationof silvernitrate use Two thingsyou may useto inflatemeroceltampons  Properpositioning ofthe body andhead fornosebleedsWhat isthe originof the wordepistaxis? Is HTNassociatedwith increasedrisk ofepistaxis? Anteriorepistaxisaccounts for thispercentage of allnosebleeds This packingdevice iseasiest toremovecompared toothers Apply pressurefor at least thislong in anteriorepistaxis Recommendedcontact time forsilver nitratecautery  WhereLittle's areais located?Onealternative topacking tostop posteriorepistaxis One of these 3physicians toidentify thenasal septumas a source ofbleeding These maybe used forchemicalcautery Rapidrhinos arecoatedwith this Threecomplicationsof posteriorpacking 

EPISTAXIS - 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. Epistaxis is the most common presenting Sx in what hereditary disease?
  2. The most common source of posterior bleeding
  3. Most common organism in TSS infections
  4. Anterior bleeds are located anterior to what structure?
  5. The most common source of anterior bleeding
  6. Epistaxis may be confused with these symptoms
  7. Most common cause of anterior epistaxis
  8. The anastomotic network of vessels on the anterior portion of the septum
  9. T/F: All patients should get prophylactic abx
  10. A complication of silver nitrate use
  11. Two things you may use to inflate merocel tampons
  12. Proper positioning of the body and head for nosebleeds
  13. What is the origin of the word epistaxis?
  14. Is HTN associated with increased risk of epistaxis?
  15. Anterior epistaxis accounts for this percentage of all nosebleeds
  16. This packing device is easiest to remove compared to others
  17. Apply pressure for at least this long in anterior epistaxis
  18. Recommended contact time for silver nitrate cautery
  19. Where Little's area is located?
  20. One alternative to packing to stop posterior epistaxis
  21. One of these 3 physicians to identify the nasal septum as a source of bleeding
  22. These may be used for chemical cautery
  23. Rapid rhinos are coated with this
  24. Three complications of posterior packing