PatientDMedications thatmay confound thediagnosis ofdepression ingeriatric patientsAnswerAParoxetineElectroconvulsivetherapyPatientAGDSDisease statesthat may confoundthe diagnosis ofdepression ingeriatric patientsAnswerD8-12weeksUtility inneuropathicpainIncreaseddrowsiness50%InterventiongroupPatientBAnswerCAll oftheaboveIncreasedappetiteBenzodiazepinesLessAnswerBB &C40%61.3%PatientDMedications thatmay confound thediagnosis ofdepression ingeriatric patientsAnswerAParoxetineElectroconvulsivetherapyPatientAGDSDisease statesthat may confoundthe diagnosis ofdepression ingeriatric patientsAnswerD8-12weeksUtility inneuropathicpainIncreaseddrowsiness50%InterventiongroupPatientBAnswerCAll oftheaboveIncreasedappetiteBenzodiazepinesLessAnswerBB &C40%61.3%

Geriatric Depression - 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. Patient D
  2. Medications that may confound the diagnosis of depression in geriatric patients
  3. Answer A
  4. Paroxetine
  5. Electroconvulsive therapy
  6. Patient A
  7. GDS
  8. Disease states that may confound the diagnosis of depression in geriatric patients
  9. Answer D
  10. 8-12 weeks
  11. Utility in neuropathic pain
  12. Increased drowsiness
  13. 50%
  14. Intervention group
  15. Patient B
  16. Answer C
  17. All of the above
  18. Increased appetite
  19. Benzodiazepines
  20. Less
  21. Answer B
  22. B & C
  23. 40%
  24. 61.3%