PotassiumA level of 2.7would below, report toproviderDigoxinA patient withanorexia andnausea mayhave a toxiclevel of thismedicationTinnitusSign ofASAtoxicityGrapefruitjuiceDoes notplay wellwith othermedicationsRed ManSyndromeCommonreaction thatoccurs withvancomycinAngioedemaPriorityadverseeffect ofACEMetoprololHold ifHR 54bpmPolyethyleneglycolUse to treatconstipation,GI sideeffectsTransdermalNitroglycerin12 on12 off (onAM, off PM),use glovesHyper-thyroidTSHlow, freeT4 highCiprofloxacinRisk oftendonruptureInsulinGlargineLong-ActingInsulin,duration 24hoursDiazepamSide effectsincludedrowsiness,sedationSABARescuetherapy forstatusasthmaticusPrednisoneOralmedicationgiven foracute asthmaattackFurosemidePotassiumwastingmedicationEpinephrineAdministeredto patients inanaphylacticshockTroughLowestlevel ofdrug inbodyAnaphylaxisWheezing,Tachycardia,urticaria,pruritus, N/VPainScaleUse toassesspain levelVitaminKAntidoteforwarfarinRollednotshakenNPHinsulinH.I.TCharacterizedby a rapiddecrease inplatelet countRespiratoryRateA priorityassessmentfor a patienttakingMorphineProtamineAntidoteforHeparinRegularInsulinOnset ofaction 30minutesFlumazenilGiven totreatoverdosewithdiazepamDocusateTake with 8oz water,can take 3days to workInhaledSteroidsRinsemouthafter eachusePotassiumA level of 2.7would below, report toproviderDigoxinA patient withanorexia andnausea mayhave a toxiclevel of thismedicationTinnitusSign ofASAtoxicityGrapefruitjuiceDoes notplay wellwith othermedicationsRed ManSyndromeCommonreaction thatoccurs withvancomycinAngioedemaPriorityadverseeffect ofACEMetoprololHold ifHR 54bpmPolyethyleneglycolUse to treatconstipation,GI sideeffectsTransdermalNitroglycerin12 on12 off (onAM, off PM),use glovesHyper-thyroidTSHlow, freeT4 highCiprofloxacinRisk oftendonruptureInsulinGlargineLong-ActingInsulin,duration 24hoursDiazepamSide effectsincludedrowsiness,sedationSABARescuetherapy forstatusasthmaticusPrednisoneOralmedicationgiven foracute asthmaattackFurosemidePotassiumwastingmedicationEpinephrineAdministeredto patients inanaphylacticshockTroughLowestlevel ofdrug inbodyAnaphylaxisWheezing,Tachycardia,urticaria,pruritus, N/VPainScaleUse toassesspain levelVitaminKAntidoteforwarfarinRollednotshakenNPHinsulinH.I.TCharacterizedby a rapiddecrease inplatelet countRespiratoryRateA priorityassessmentfor a patienttakingMorphineProtamineAntidoteforHeparinRegularInsulinOnset ofaction 30minutesFlumazenilGiven totreatoverdosewithdiazepamDocusateTake with 8oz water,can take 3days to workInhaledSteroidsRinsemouthafter eachuse

NURS 2180 Final Review SP25 - 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. A level of 2.7 would be low, report to provider
    Potassium
  2. A patient with anorexia and nausea may have a toxic level of this medication
    Digoxin
  3. Sign of ASA toxicity
    Tinnitus
  4. Does not play well with other medications
    Grapefruit juice
  5. Common reaction that occurs with vancomycin
    Red Man Syndrome
  6. Priority adverse effect of ACE
    Angioedema
  7. Hold if HR 54 bpm
    Metoprolol
  8. Use to treat constipation, GI side effects
    Polyethylene glycol
  9. 12 on 12 off (on AM, off PM), use gloves
    Transdermal Nitroglycerin
  10. TSH low, free T4 high
    Hyper-thyroid
  11. Risk of tendon rupture
    Ciprofloxacin
  12. Long-Acting Insulin, duration 24 hours
    Insulin Glargine
  13. Side effects include drowsiness, sedation
    Diazepam
  14. Rescue therapy for status asthmaticus
    SABA
  15. Oral medication given for acute asthma attack
    Prednisone
  16. Potassium wasting medication
    Furosemide
  17. Administered to patients in anaphylactic shock
    Epinephrine
  18. Lowest level of drug in body
    Trough
  19. Wheezing, Tachycardia, urticaria, pruritus, N/V
    Anaphylaxis
  20. Use to assess pain level
    Pain Scale
  21. Antidote for warfarin
    Vitamin K
  22. NPH insulin
    Rolled not shaken
  23. Characterized by a rapid decrease in platelet count
    H.I.T
  24. A priority assessment for a patient taking Morphine
    Respiratory Rate
  25. Antidote for Heparin
    Protamine
  26. Onset of action 30 minutes
    Regular Insulin
  27. Given to treat overdose with diazepam
    Flumazenil
  28. Take with 8 oz water, can take 3 days to work
    Docusate
  29. Rinse mouth after each use
    Inhaled Steroids