Keep thepatient warmand administeroxygen ifavailableHandsandFeetEstimatingthe extentof a burnSoot orburnsaround themouth andnoseUseicepacksto cool theburnChestandAbdomenBrush off thechemicalsbeforeflushing withwaterExposure toheat, suchas an openflame or hotliquidFullThicknessBurnSunburnorexposureto X-raysCardiacarrhythmiasorrespiratoryarrestPartialThicknessBurnShockdue tofluid lossFractures,includingpossiblespinalfracturesBrown,Charred,or WhiteDue to thepotential forloss offunction andinfection6%It can causecritical bodyheat lossand deepenthe burn3-5DaysHouseholdcleaners likebleach andovencleanersDry,steriledressings5-6DaysBlistersthat mayweepclear fluid9%TheFaceFirstDegreeBurn1-2Months3-4WeeksColdTapWaterEntryand ExitWoundsKeep thepatient warmand administeroxygen ifavailableHandsandFeetEstimatingthe extentof a burnSoot orburnsaround themouth andnoseUseicepacksto cool theburnChestandAbdomenBrush off thechemicalsbeforeflushing withwaterExposure toheat, suchas an openflame or hotliquidFullThicknessBurnSunburnorexposureto X-raysCardiacarrhythmiasorrespiratoryarrestPartialThicknessBurnShockdue tofluid lossFractures,includingpossiblespinalfracturesBrown,Charred,or WhiteDue to thepotential forloss offunction andinfection6%It can causecritical bodyheat lossand deepenthe burn3-5DaysHouseholdcleaners likebleach andovencleanersDry,steriledressings5-6DaysBlistersthat mayweepclear fluid9%TheFaceFirstDegreeBurn1-2Months3-4WeeksColdTapWaterEntryand ExitWounds

AES 218: Burns - 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. Keep the patient warm and administer oxygen if available
  2. Hands and Feet
  3. Estimating the extent of a burn
  4. Soot or burns around the mouth and nose
  5. Use icepacks to cool the burn
  6. Chest and Abdomen
  7. Brush off the chemicals before flushing with water
  8. Exposure to heat, such as an open flame or hot liquid
  9. Full Thickness Burn
  10. Sunburn or exposure to X-rays
  11. Cardiac arrhythmias or respiratory arrest
  12. Partial Thickness Burn
  13. Shock due to fluid loss
  14. Fractures, including possible spinal fractures
  15. Brown, Charred, or White
  16. Due to the potential for loss of function and infection
  17. 6%
  18. It can cause critical body heat loss and deepen the burn
  19. 3-5 Days
  20. Household cleaners like bleach and oven cleaners
  21. Dry, sterile dressings
  22. 5-6 Days
  23. Blisters that may weep clear fluid
  24. 9%
  25. The Face
  26. First Degree Burn
  27. 1-2 Months
  28. 3-4 Weeks
  29. Cold Tap Water
  30. Entry and Exit Wounds