Meds For Diabetes - 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.

1. Nursing Interventions for Intermediate Acting Insulin
2. Nursing interventions for Rapid Insulin
3. Premixed insulins (Regular and NPH)
4. The only insulin that should appear cloudy
5. Onset Peak Duration
6. Long Acting (Levemir/ determir)
7. Nursing Interventions for Long Acting Insulin
8. Long-Acting (Lantus/ Glargine)
9. How to mix insulin
10. Rapid-Acting Humalog/ lispro
11. Glucagon
12. Nursing Interventions for Short Acting Insulin
13. The only insulin type that does not peak
14. 2 hr. post load glucose
15. The pt with DM does not take Insulin. Which type are they?
16. Sulfonylurea prototype (Glipizide/ Glucotrol
17. Causes of hypoglycemia
18. Pancreas
19. A1C
20. Common S/E of insulin
21. Short-Acting (Novolin R)
22. Insulin Therapy
23. Diet & Exercise (Tried 1st with which DM Type)?
24. Short-Acting (Regular/ Humulin R)
25. Off label use for metformin
26. The only insulin that can be given IV
27. Purpose of insulin
28. D50W
29. Premixed insulins (An intermediate and a Rapid)
30. Orange Needle Cap
31. How the oral Anti-Diabetic Meds Work
32. U-50, U-100, U-500
33. Danger of lols and meds for diabetes
34. Intermediate-Acting (NPH/ Humulin N)
35. How to store insulin
36. Nursing Interventions for Hypogycemia
37. Rapid-Acting (Novalog Aspart)
38. Post prandial and Fasting glucose
39. Biguanide prototype (Metformin/ Glucophage)