(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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Teach a new nurse about ataxia and how to score it on NIHSS
Teach a new nurse the difference between aphasia and dysarthria
Look at your orders for neuro checks and complete them as ordered on your shift
Teach a dietary team member about 3 risk factors for stroke: HTN, Diabetes, HLD, inactivity, smoking, a fib
Talk to SLP about dysphagia and stroke
Take your BP and write it here:
_______mm/Hg
Hypertension is the #1 Risk Factor for stroke?
True or False
(Circle answer)
The goal for TNK administration from arrival to ER or code stroke activation if inpatient is < 45 min.
True or False?
Teach a neighbor about symptoms of stroke:
BE FAST
Have a CT tech initial here:
_________
Write the goal HA1c level here: < ___mg/dL
Write a high sodium food here to avoid to reduce risk of stroke:
_____________
Ask PT/OT about shoulder injury in stroke patients with hemiparesis
Complete disease specific Teach/Educate and document in EMR
Eat a heart-healthy meals and snacks all day!
Date:_______
Find a neurologist and ask them to sign here:
___________
Teach a transporter the symptoms of stroke:
BE FAST
Teach a nursing leader the symptoms of stroke:
BE FAST
Teach a member of your family the symptoms of stroke and what to do: BE FAST
Write the maximum dose of TNK for stroke here:
__________mg
Complete TIPS board in room with patient/family and communicate mobility plan to your team
Walk 30 minutes TODAY!
Date: __________
Teach a community member about symptoms of stroke: BE FAST
Observe a PT/OT/SLP session with a stroke patient
Make sure your patient has SCDs and/or Lovenox for DVT prophylaxis and DOCUMENT IT
Teach a colleague which arteries are involved in LVO
Teach an EVS team member about symptoms of stroke:
BE FAST
Talk a walk to IR so you know where it is located
Tell a colleague what you admire about the care they provide patients