HeartrhythmBreathingwasshallowOn aMondaynight thingswere calmPulse wasbarelydetectableA raceagainsttimeHousewasquietHeartissuesYou didthe rightthing bycalling usI knewsomethingwaswrongChestcompressionsOxygenCheckedhis vitalsCPRFireandrescueAmbulanceA faintbreathEmergencyroomFlutterSkinpalePacemakerDoor openedbefore theyevenknockedThiswasn’t herfirstemergencyStubbornFrailwomanStrangesenseof calmParamedicLateseventiesSlumpedin hisfavoritechairCardiacarrestHerhusbandGeorgeDefibrillatorEyes wideopen withconcernHeartrhythmBreathingwasshallowOn aMondaynight thingswere calmPulse wasbarelydetectableA raceagainsttimeHousewasquietHeartissuesYou didthe rightthing bycalling usI knewsomethingwaswrongChestcompressionsOxygenCheckedhis vitalsCPRFireandrescueAmbulanceA faintbreathEmergencyroomFlutterSkinpalePacemakerDoor openedbefore theyevenknockedThiswasn’t herfirstemergencyStubbornFrailwomanStrangesenseof calmParamedicLateseventiesSlumpedin hisfavoritechairCardiacarrestHerhusbandGeorgeDefibrillatorEyes wideopen withconcern

Narcan - 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. Heart rhythm
  2. Breathing was shallow
  3. On a Monday night things were calm
  4. Pulse was barely detectable
  5. A race against time
  6. House was quiet
  7. Heart issues
  8. You did the right thing by calling us
  9. I knew something was wrong
  10. Chest compressions
  11. Oxygen
  12. Checked his vitals
  13. CPR
  14. Fire and rescue
  15. Ambulance
  16. A faint breath
  17. Emergency room
  18. Flutter
  19. Skin pale
  20. Pacemaker
  21. Door opened before they even knocked
  22. This wasn’t her first emergency
  23. Stubborn
  24. Frail woman
  25. Strange sense of calm
  26. Paramedic
  27. Late seventies
  28. Slumped in his favorite chair
  29. Cardiac arrest
  30. Her husband George
  31. Defibrillator
  32. Eyes wide open with concern