Patient lieson their leftside with theirright hip andknee bent.LeftEyeTabQIDWarm (ear dropsor eye drops) byholdingcontainer in yourclosed hand forseveral minutes.QDNauseatedVomitingDiarrheaAtBedtimeStep foradministeringearmedication.QHOralTopicalDropsRectal/VaginalTinctureImmediatelyNo KnownDrugAllergiesTIDHxCapsuleDiscontinueRightEarEarPRACQ2HThreeTimesa DayMilliequivalentSomemaintenancemedications usedroutinely toprevent distressingrespiratorysymptoms.SIMSpositionBIDSubcutaneousOphthalmicStep forAdministeringEyeMedicationTreatmentAdministrationRecordBloodPressureMedicationEveryHourBothEyesHSDropWhen taken outof drawer.When checkingthe label.When putting intothe container.Apical Pulse( Can detect Irregularheartbeats(arrhythmias), Rapidheart rate(tachycardia), Slowheart rate(bradycardia), andHeart valve problems.)Twicea DayNothingByMouthRightEyeIndividual,Medication(s),Dose, Route,Time/Date,DocumentationRescuemedications forsuddenwheezing orshortness ofbreathe.CapsuleFourTimesa DayEyeSQNoseTabletCheekDNRByMouthThyroidMedicationDigoxinPulseRateLeftEyeBeforeMealsHistoryBothEarsCapNasalEverydayWithoutAtroventSpiritsSereventFragileBrovanaPCTransdermalMedicatedPatchesBilateralLowerExtremitiesTARAlbuterolProventilMentoringDuoneb(Nebulizer orInhaler - 15 mintreatments)Every2 hoursMedicationAdministrationRecordTxLeftEarPatient lieson their leftside with theirright hip andknee bent.LeftEyeTabQIDWarm (ear dropsor eye drops) byholdingcontainer in yourclosed hand forseveral minutes.QDNauseatedVomitingDiarrheaAtBedtimeStep foradministeringearmedication.QHOralTopicalDropsRectal/VaginalTinctureImmediatelyNo KnownDrugAllergiesTIDHxCapsuleDiscontinueRightEarEarPRACQ2HThreeTimesa DayMilliequivalentSomemaintenancemedications usedroutinely toprevent distressingrespiratorysymptoms.SIMSpositionBIDSubcutaneousOphthalmicStep forAdministeringEyeMedicationTreatmentAdministrationRecordBloodPressureMedicationEveryHourBothEyesHSDropWhen taken outof drawer.When checkingthe label.When putting intothe container.Apical Pulse( Can detect Irregularheartbeats(arrhythmias), Rapidheart rate(tachycardia), Slowheart rate(bradycardia), andHeart valve problems.)Twicea DayNothingByMouthRightEyeIndividual,Medication(s),Dose, Route,Time/Date,DocumentationRescuemedications forsuddenwheezing orshortness ofbreathe.CapsuleFourTimesa DayEyeSQNoseTabletCheekDNRByMouthThyroidMedicationDigoxinPulseRateLeftEyeBeforeMealsHistoryBothEarsCapNasalEverydayWithoutAtroventSpiritsSereventFragileBrovanaPCTransdermalMedicatedPatchesBilateralLowerExtremitiesTARAlbuterolProventilMentoringDuoneb(Nebulizer orInhaler - 15 mintreatments)Every2 hoursMedicationAdministrationRecordTxLeftEar

Medication Aide - 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 lies on their left side with their right hip and knee bent.
  2. Left Eye
  3. Tab
  4. QID
  5. Warm (ear drops or eye drops) by holding container in your closed hand for several minutes.
  6. QD
  7. Nauseated Vomiting Diarrhea
  8. At Bedtime
  9. Step for administering ear medication.
  10. QH
  11. Oral Topical Drops Rectal/Vaginal
  12. Tincture
  13. Immediately
  14. No Known Drug Allergies
  15. TID
  16. Hx
  17. Capsule
  18. Discontinue
  19. Right Ear
  20. Ear
  21. PR
  22. AC
  23. Q2H
  24. Three Times a Day
  25. Milliequivalent
  26. Some maintenance medications used routinely to prevent distressing respiratory symptoms.
  27. SIMS position
  28. BID
  29. Subcutaneous
  30. Ophthalmic
  31. Step for Administering Eye Medication
  32. Treatment Administration Record
  33. Blood Pressure Medication
  34. Every Hour
  35. Both Eyes
  36. HS
  37. Drop
  38. When taken out of drawer. When checking the label. When putting into the container.
  39. Apical Pulse ( Can detect Irregular heartbeats (arrhythmias), Rapid heart rate (tachycardia), Slow heart rate (bradycardia), and Heart valve problems.)
  40. Twice a Day
  41. Nothing By Mouth
  42. Right Eye
  43. Individual, Medication(s), Dose, Route, Time/Date, Documentation
  44. Rescue medications for sudden wheezing or shortness of breathe.
  45. Capsule
  46. Four Times a Day
  47. Eye
  48. SQ
  49. Nose
  50. Tablet
  51. Cheek
  52. DNR
  53. By Mouth
  54. Thyroid Medication
  55. Digoxin
  56. Pulse Rate
  57. Left Eye
  58. Before Meals
  59. History
  60. Both Ears
  61. Cap
  62. Nasal
  63. Everyday
  64. Without
  65. Atrovent Spirits Serevent Fragile Brovana
  66. PC
  67. Transdermal Medicated Patches
  68. Bilateral Lower Extremities
  69. TAR
  70. Albuterol Proventil Mentoring Duoneb (Nebulizer or Inhaler - 15 min treatments)
  71. Every 2 hours
  72. Medication Administration Record
  73. Tx
  74. Left Ear