Give aIMinjectionMyocardialInfarctionCapillaryrefillSterilityInflammationBowelsystemChartingCrashcartPatienthas chestpainSepticshockPull theNGtubeMasksPatientis NPORenalsystemAntihypertensivesERnurseScrubsAssesspainlevelIVpumpChronicdiseaseSuctionthepatient'strachCodeBrownICUunitCardiovertShock thepatient inVFIBPatient ison a clearliquid dietCoderedDefibrillateVentalarm isgoing offStethoscopeDNRIVPrimaryCallhospiceGive thepatient anenemaEmptytheurinalFullcodeHyperlipidemiaCodeBlueHeartcathCallXraycolonoscopyAnesthesiologistDiscontinuethe IVPneumothoraxAscitesToxscreencameback pos.Stage 3pressureinjuryLiverFailureTaketheNCLEXGrabtheAEDHypotensionAllergiesScrubsIBSBadgereelReadtheEKGBetaBlockersChronicRenalfailureIVPushChairalarmis onPatientis a fallriskPatientleftAMACompressionsocksIBDHospitalCall911CleantheostomyAmbulatethepatientPRNmedsGive aSQinjectionThe masswasbenignDiureticsG tubemedsAntidepressantPatienthasanginaIntermittentsuctioningCorticosteroidsHerculesBedArrhythmiaNeedcoffeeSTATCardiacoutputChangeabedpanSTNADrawthelabsLabor andDeliverynurseAlcoholswabPrimarynurseSepsisStartand IVPushEPICodeBlackOxygen2LAntifungalsGivethem aSITZ bathIVantibioticWaitingon medsfromPharmacyDOBHourlyroundsCallthe DrGlovesGive abedbathPatient ishaving astrokeAnswerthe calllightIVPBHead to toeassessmentEdemaCrepitusEmergencyRoomAcutediseaseInsert acatheterAppendectomyPOmedsGo toclinicalsDropletprecautionsRespiratoryratePRNmedsBloodcultureNursingdiagnosisInsulinfordiabeticsBadprognosisBedalarm isgoing offOncologyGive aIMinjectionMyocardialInfarctionCapillaryrefillSterilityInflammationBowelsystemChartingCrashcartPatienthas chestpainSepticshockPull theNGtubeMasksPatientis NPORenalsystemAntihypertensivesERnurseScrubsAssesspainlevelIVpumpChronicdiseaseSuctionthepatient'strachCodeBrownICUunitCardiovertShock thepatient inVFIBPatient ison a clearliquid dietCoderedDefibrillateVentalarm isgoing offStethoscopeDNRIVPrimaryCallhospiceGive thepatient anenemaEmptytheurinalFullcodeHyperlipidemiaCodeBlueHeartcathCallXraycolonoscopyAnesthesiologistDiscontinuethe IVPneumothoraxAscitesToxscreencameback pos.Stage 3pressureinjuryLiverFailureTaketheNCLEXGrabtheAEDHypotensionAllergiesScrubsIBSBadgereelReadtheEKGBetaBlockersChronicRenalfailureIVPushChairalarmis onPatientis a fallriskPatientleftAMACompressionsocksIBDHospitalCall911CleantheostomyAmbulatethepatientPRNmedsGive aSQinjectionThe masswasbenignDiureticsG tubemedsAntidepressantPatienthasanginaIntermittentsuctioningCorticosteroidsHerculesBedArrhythmiaNeedcoffeeSTATCardiacoutputChangeabedpanSTNADrawthelabsLabor andDeliverynurseAlcoholswabPrimarynurseSepsisStartand IVPushEPICodeBlackOxygen2LAntifungalsGivethem aSITZ bathIVantibioticWaitingon medsfromPharmacyDOBHourlyroundsCallthe DrGlovesGive abedbathPatient ishaving astrokeAnswerthe calllightIVPBHead to toeassessmentEdemaCrepitusEmergencyRoomAcutediseaseInsert acatheterAppendectomyPOmedsGo toclinicalsDropletprecautionsRespiratoryratePRNmedsBloodcultureNursingdiagnosisInsulinfordiabeticsBadprognosisBedalarm isgoing offOncology

Medical 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. Give a IM injection
  2. Myocardial Infarction
  3. Capillary refill
  4. Sterility
  5. Inflammation
  6. Bowel system
  7. Charting
  8. Crash cart
  9. Patient has chest pain
  10. Septic shock
  11. Pull the NG tube
  12. Masks
  13. Patient is NPO
  14. Renal system
  15. Antihypertensives
  16. ER nurse
  17. Scrubs
  18. Assess pain level
  19. IV pump
  20. Chronic disease
  21. Suction the patient's trach
  22. Code Brown
  23. ICU unit
  24. Cardiovert
  25. Shock the patient in VFIB
  26. Patient is on a clear liquid diet
  27. Code red
  28. Defibrillate
  29. Vent alarm is going off
  30. Stethoscope
  31. DNR
  32. IV Primary
  33. Call hospice
  34. Give the patient an enema
  35. Empty the urinal
  36. Full code
  37. Hyperlipidemia
  38. Code Blue
  39. Heart cath
  40. Call Xray
  41. colonoscopy
  42. Anesthesiologist
  43. Discontinue the IV
  44. Pneumothorax
  45. Ascites
  46. Tox screen came back pos.
  47. Stage 3 pressure injury
  48. Liver Failure
  49. Take the NCLEX
  50. Grab the AED
  51. Hypotension
  52. Allergies
  53. Scrubs
  54. IBS
  55. Badge reel
  56. Read the EKG
  57. Beta Blockers
  58. Chronic Renal failure
  59. IV Push
  60. Chair alarm is on
  61. Patient is a fall risk
  62. Patient left AMA
  63. Compression socks
  64. IBD
  65. Hospital
  66. Call 911
  67. Clean the ostomy
  68. Ambulate the patient
  69. PRN meds
  70. Give a SQ injection
  71. The mass was benign
  72. Diuretics
  73. G tube meds
  74. Antidepressant
  75. Patient has angina
  76. Intermittent suctioning
  77. Corticosteroids
  78. Hercules Bed
  79. Arrhythmia
  80. Need coffee STAT
  81. Cardiac output
  82. Change a bedpan
  83. STNA
  84. Draw the labs
  85. Labor and Delivery nurse
  86. Alcohol swab
  87. Primary nurse
  88. Sepsis
  89. Start and IV
  90. Push EPI
  91. Code Black
  92. Oxygen 2L
  93. Antifungals
  94. Give them a SITZ bath
  95. IV antibiotic
  96. Waiting on meds from Pharmacy
  97. DOB
  98. Hourly rounds
  99. Call the Dr
  100. Gloves
  101. Give a bed bath
  102. Patient is having a stroke
  103. Answer the call light
  104. IVPB
  105. Head to toe assessment
  106. Edema
  107. Crepitus
  108. Emergency Room
  109. Acute disease
  110. Insert a catheter
  111. Appendectomy
  112. PO meds
  113. Go to clinicals
  114. Droplet precautions
  115. Respiratory rate
  116. PRN meds
  117. Blood culture
  118. Nursing diagnosis
  119. Insulin for diabetics
  120. Bad prognosis
  121. Bed alarm is going off
  122. Oncology