(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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Rooms that smell of day old Burger King
"I'm on symbicort, flovent, and pulmicort at home"
"You're the first one to tell me to rinse my mouth out"
The trach patient who has a lot to say
"Can you come back in 20 minutes?"
"Sharman needs you at bedside"
The family member who's an RT
The "asthmatic"
The neb tapper
CPAC
The frequent flyer
The patient that helps themselves to "bonus puffs"
The heat cranker
"Your vent is making some funny sounds"
The note taker
"Would you like your breathing treatment or would you just like to sleep?"
"Did you see my patient has a treatment due at noon"
"Dr just put in for a stat Symbicort"
"How long did you go to school for this"
"You Da Man"
"Do you have to say the F word so much?"
RQI is due
"Can we just get one more tx before they go home"
"These treatments really break things up"
The sleeping parent who won't wake move
"Has anyone seen Respiratory??"
"I'm right here"
"Can you give my patient a treatment? He sounds junky"
The clock watcher
Nasty toenails
"Something is wrong with your vent"
"Bring it on in!"
"I take Albuterol every 3 hours at home"
"We need a stat 3%"
"So do you just give treatments all day"
"Dr just put in a stat CPT order"
"Your therapists are really loud at the time clock"
"Do you have the suction thingys that go into the wall?"
"Hey Respiratory!!"
"Excuse me, what's your name"
O2 Stats
"He's going to need all three treatments"
"By the way, you have four students with you today and it's their first day"
"Can I go to the bathroom before we start"
"Can you tell me what all those numbers mean on the respirator"
"Hey, we have patients in the waiting room that can hear every word you say"
