(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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Wait and Return
Code blue is called while you are in the hospital.
Alexis tells you some chisme
Transfer to the same facility twice in one day.
Grab Royce a white monster from a break room.
See someone texting and driving.
Another agency picked up your call before you arrived.
Pickup from four or more different hospitals in a single shift.
Roll up on a traffic accident.
The patient paperwork packet is more than 50 pages.
Take a patient more than 40 miles.
Patient had an unwitnessed fall.
Patient is allergic to four or more medications.
Patient has an ETOH of >.25 or positive for two or more substances.
A nurse has a "Fentanyl" sticker over their name on their badge.
Patient has multiple chief complaints.
Take a rider with you.
A C4 patient gets B52'd while you're on scene.
Run a pediatric call.
Your patient has a femur fracture.
Finish your 2024 compliance training on NBS
Administer oxygen.
Patient is 95 years old or older.
Patient has CHF and COPD
No C7 on two or more shifts in the week.
Your normal rig is out of service.
Lift Assist
Eight+ transports in a shift.
No PCR sendbacks for you and your partner in a shift.
See fire or police flirt with a nurse.
Get dispatched emergent.
Nurses tell you "wow, you guys are early"
Held over by an hour or more.
Patient mistakes you for a family member.
Patient asks to smoke or vape.
Trip to Greeley or Johnstown!
Call is from a Freestanding ED
Give report to an MD in an ED to ED transfer.
Patient came to the ED for Foley cath replacement.
Royce tells you that you did a good job.
Dan calls you "dude" or a nickname
Someone calls you or your partner an "ambulance driver"