DNR/ A personchoosed tonot haveCPR doneon themanger/ A stage inwhich theperson envyand resentshealthy peopledenial/ A stage inwhich theperson refusesto believe theyare dyingterminal/ An illness orinjury forwhich theperson will notlikely recoveracceptance/ A stage in whichunfinishedbusiness iscomplete and theperson has saidwhat needs to besaidsupine/ A positionin which thebody isplaced post-mortemvigil/ When someonealways stays witha person. Oftentimes taking"shifts" to staywith a person.grief/ Theperson'sresponseto losscatheter/ May beneededfor urinaryretentionadvancedirective/ A documentstating a person'swishes abouthealth care whena person cannotmake their owndecisionsdeathrattle/ Noisybreathingcaused from acollection ofmucus in theairwayrigormortis/ A rigidityof skeletalmusclesafter deathbargaining/ A stage inwhich theperson may askGod or a higherpower for moretimemottled/ A blotchyappearanceto the skinas circulationfailsdoctor/ Determinesthat death hasoccured andpronounces theperson deadbathing/ Besidespositioning thebody in goodalignment, this isalso an importantpart of post-mortem care.depression/ A stage inwhich theperson mournslost things andthe future lossof lifelivingwill/ A documentspecific to themeasures thatsupport ormaintain life whendeath is likelyhearing/ One ofthe lastfunctionslostside-lying/ A postion thatmay help whena person hasthe death rattleperson/ A Durable Power ofAttorney for HealthCare gives the powerto another___________ to makehealth care decisionswhen the personthemselves cannot.towel/ Can beused to propthe mouthclosed post-mortemshroud/ Used towrap thebody inafter deathsemi-Fowler's/ A position inwhich may helpa resident thatis having somedifficultybreathinghospice/ Care that focuseson the whole(emotional,physical, spiritual,and social)person. Treatmentis discontinuedpalliative/ Care thatfocuses oncomfortalong withtreatmentautopsy/ Anexamination ofthe body afterdeath todetermine thecause of deathDNR/ A personchoosed tonot haveCPR doneon themanger/ A stage inwhich theperson envyand resentshealthy peopledenial/ A stage inwhich theperson refusesto believe theyare dyingterminal/ An illness orinjury forwhich theperson will notlikely recoveracceptance/ A stage in whichunfinishedbusiness iscomplete and theperson has saidwhat needs to besaidsupine/ A positionin which thebody isplaced post-mortemvigil/ When someonealways stays witha person. Oftentimes taking"shifts" to staywith a person.grief/ Theperson'sresponseto losscatheter/ May beneededfor urinaryretentionadvancedirective/ A documentstating a person'swishes abouthealth care whena person cannotmake their owndecisionsdeathrattle/ Noisybreathingcaused from acollection ofmucus in theairwayrigormortis/ A rigidityof skeletalmusclesafter deathbargaining/ A stage inwhich theperson may askGod or a higherpower for moretimemottled/ A blotchyappearanceto the skinas circulationfailsdoctor/ Determinesthat death hasoccured andpronounces theperson deadbathing/ Besidespositioning thebody in goodalignment, this isalso an importantpart of post-mortem care.depression/ A stage inwhich theperson mournslost things andthe future lossof lifelivingwill/ A documentspecific to themeasures thatsupport ormaintain life whendeath is likelyhearing/ One ofthe lastfunctionslostside-lying/ A postion thatmay help whena person hasthe death rattleperson/ A Durable Power ofAttorney for HealthCare gives the powerto another___________ to makehealth care decisionswhen the personthemselves cannot.towel/ Can beused to propthe mouthclosed post-mortemshroud/ Used towrap thebody inafter deathsemi-Fowler's/ A position inwhich may helpa resident thatis having somedifficultybreathinghospice/ Care that focuseson the whole(emotional,physical, spiritual,and social)person. Treatmentis discontinuedpalliative/ Care thatfocuses oncomfortalong withtreatmentautopsy/ Anexamination ofthe body afterdeath todetermine thecause of death

End-of-Life Care - 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. / A person choosed to not have CPR done on them
    DNR
  2. / A stage in which the person envy and resents healthy people
    anger
  3. / A stage in which the person refuses to believe they are dying
    denial
  4. / An illness or injury for which the person will not likely recover
    terminal
  5. / A stage in which unfinished business is complete and the person has said what needs to be said
    acceptance
  6. / A position in which the body is placed post-mortem
    supine
  7. / When someone always stays with a person. Often times taking "shifts" to stay with a person.
    vigil
  8. / The person's response to loss
    grief
  9. / May be needed for urinary retention
    catheter
  10. / A document stating a person's wishes about health care when a person cannot make their own decisions
    advance directive
  11. / Noisy breathing caused from a collection of mucus in the airway
    death rattle
  12. / A rigidity of skeletal muscles after death
    rigor mortis
  13. / A stage in which the person may ask God or a higher power for more time
    bargaining
  14. / A blotchy appearance to the skin as circulation fails
    mottled
  15. / Determines that death has occured and pronounces the person dead
    doctor
  16. / Besides positioning the body in good alignment, this is also an important part of post-mortem care.
    bathing
  17. / A stage in which the person mourns lost things and the future loss of life
    depression
  18. / A document specific to the measures that support or maintain life when death is likely
    living will
  19. / One of the last functions lost
    hearing
  20. / A postion that may help when a person has the death rattle
    side-lying
  21. / A Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care gives the power to another ___________ to make health care decisions when the person themselves cannot.
    person
  22. / Can be used to prop the mouth closed post-mortem
    towel
  23. / Used to wrap the body in after death
    shroud
  24. / A position in which may help a resident that is having some difficulty breathing
    semi-Fowler's
  25. / Care that focuses on the whole (emotional, physical, spiritual, and social) person. Treatment is discontinued
    hospice
  26. / Care that focuses on comfort along with treatment
    palliative
  27. / An examination of the body after death to determine the cause of death
    autopsy