(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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Have gotten a text/call back from Elizabeth in the middle of the night.
Had Gorham do an orthopedic procedure on you.
Finally found an ultrasound and it was out of battery.
Having to change your scrubs due to bodily fluids.
Called a consultant who asked you to call >2 other consultants.
Had Sal make you take a shot.
Had a patient think that you were not a doctor.
Actually like the cafeteria sushi.
Witnessed Omar wear shoes other than vans.
Had a patient go into anaphylaxis from a med you ordered.
Identified UTI by smell.
Had a patient yell at you for something out of your control.
Sat in a broken chair.
Noor talking about her cat.
Have drank more than 2 drinks from the physician’s lounge in a shift.
Have had a critically ill patient be roomed in triage/rooms 11-13/CCR.
Completed an entire shift without finishing one note.
Heard Azan speak French.
Gave a lecture that you started the night before.
Missed an easy IV.
Ordered a straight cath for a patient who couldn’t urinate in 5 hours.
Missed a sepsis bundle by one point.
Identified C. diff by smell.
Accidentally touched urine with your bare hands.
Can name the door to EKG time.
Had to start a three-way chat between different services who were making you the middle man.
Witnessed Mutter see 5 patients in a row without any help.
Had someone fart during a rectal exam.
Had a code stroke be hypoglycemic or respond to Narcan.
Know what Alexis’ cats names are.
Know how many houses Brock owns.
Couldn’t find something you needed in supply closet.
Had pharmacy correct your vancomycin dose.
Can name the door to needle time for TPA.
Had a patient with urosepsis on pressors.
Took a gap year.
Know the starting dose of Suboxone.
Have done a global medicine trip.
Been saved by a nurse.
Mistook a spouse for a child.
Had to call lab/CT/MRI more than twice in a shift.
Had an awesome colleague cover the entire department while you managed a critical patient.
Witnessed Oge pick up a patient on the board <1min after they become active.
Accidentally incorrectly documented a physical exam because of a macro.
Had to miss your birthday for work/school/testing.
Worked a shift with <1 hour of sleep.
If you haven’t opened your email in the last week.
Have went >2 weeks without getting groceries or doing laundry.
Olivia talking about her cat.
Gotten a hug from Elizabeth.
Have a favorite consultant.
Had a NIH score that vascular neurology disagreed with.
Are not up to date on logging your duty hours or procedures.
Have been on a Mardi Gras Parade float.
Gotten COVID.
Saw Emily eating ketchup.
Gotten sweaty < 2minutes after walking out of your home.
Had a consultant hang up on you.
Knows the name one of Donna’s dogs.
Can name one of Pierre’s dogs.
Had red beans and rice two Mondays in a row.
Seen Sunny ride a bike.
Lived off of hospital food for more than 2 days.
Went to >3 Mardi Gras Parades.
Done >3 rectal exams in a shift.
Got food then didn’t eat for >3 hours during a shift.
Have swam in McCoin’s pool.
Have lived in >2 states.
Thrown up on shift.
Had an unfortunate homonym on dictation.
Experienced Epic downtime.
Chauhan bought your food.
Swore at epic.
Gotten to transcutaneous pace a patient.
Popped a tire in NOLA.
Coffin talking about Tesla.
Delivered a baby in the ER.
Knows what Aaron’s favorite restaurant is.
Had a traumatic LP.
Pulled a bug out of an ear.
Know what Olivia’s favorite condiment is.
Saw an attending in the wild.
Had to call the same consultant >3x in a shift.
Had a positive drug screen when someone said they took 0 medications or drugs.
