VTN 3070 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.

1. Schedule III
   What schedule Partial agonists are in
2. Tiletamine
   What dissociative anesthetic has a long recovery for dogs?
3. Nitrous Oxide
   Used more in human medicine
4. Propofol, Etomidate, Alfaxalone
   Types of injectable anesthesia
5. Schedule I
   Which schedule is not currently accepted in medical use?
6. Electronically from distributer
   How can controlled drugs be ordered?
7. 5
   Amount of schedules in Controlled substances
8. DEA
   Who you contact in case of missing or theft in controlled drugs
9. Opioids: Schedule II controlled
   Examples are morphine, fentanyl, oxymorophone
10. Halothane, Enflurane, and Methoxyflurane
    Not commonly used anymore due to safer options (inhalation anesthetics
11. Tolazoline
    Reverses Xylazine for ruminants
12. Opioids; Schedule IV not controlled
    Example Butorphanol is in
13. Ketamine
    Most common agent in Dissociative Anesthetics
14. Free!
15. IV for anesthesia induction, IM for cats for deep sedation
    Mode of action for Alfaxalone
16. Every 2 years
    How often should there be a completed inventory in controlled drugs?
17. Diazepam
    Do not mix this with anything other medication other than ketamine
18. IV,IM,SQ, oral, rectal, transdermal, epidural
    Routes of Opioids
19. Schedule IV
    What schedule agonist-antagonists are in
20. Controlled II inventory
    Which controlled inventory must be kept separate?
21. Free!
22. Locked cabinet or safe
    How controlled drugs should be stored
23. Phenothiazines
    Protects against Cardiac arrhythmias and are antiemetics
24. Sevoflurane
    Second most common anesthetic inhalant
25. IV induction
    Mode of action for Propofol
26. Pre-Anesthetic Agent Classes
    Phenothiazines, Benodiazepines, Alpha 2-adrenoceptor
27. Ketamine, Tiletamine
    Dissociative Anesthetics
28. Opioid; Schedule III controlled
    Example is Buprenorphine
29. Anesthetic Agents
30. Benzodiazepiines
    Analgesics and can produce vomiting in some patients; muscle relaxant
31. Free!
32. Date dispensed, patient information, client info., amount or quantity dispensed, signature of person
    What all is included in a controlled drug log?
33. Schedule II
    What schedule agonists are in
34. MAC
    Used to determine average setting to produce surgical anesthesia
35. Desflurane
    Not a commonly used inhalation agent
36. Isoflurane
    Most common anesthetic inhalant