The provider is notyet at the bedside.Can the RN makethe decision toapply restraints inan emergencysituation?My patient is 11years old. Howlong can aninitial restraintorder be placedfor?True or False:Intranasallidocaine shouldbe administered 3minutes prior toNG tubeplacement.My patient is feelinganxious abouthaving an NG tubeplaced, who shouldI reach out to tohelp prepare mypatient?How oftenmust I cleanmy patient'sNG tubeconnector?How to Iconfirm theZoll is safeand ready touse?Free!My patient isgetting continuousNG tube feedingsovernight. Howmuch feed can Ihang at one time?When do Ineed to checkverification ofNG tubeplacement?How do Itransferdata fromthe Zoll?My patient ispediatric size,but I only haveadult padsavailable, can Iuse them?How do Icorrectlymeasureprior to tubeplacement?Where can Ilook up whatsize NG tube Ishould placeon my patient?Name 2 approvedverificationmethods forconfirming NGtube placementper CCMC policy.Prior to deliveringa shock, whatmust the bedsideRN ensurehappens?How oftenmust the RNassess apatient inrestraints?The provider is notyet at the bedside.Can the RN makethe decision toapply restraints inan emergencysituation?My patient is 11years old. Howlong can aninitial restraintorder be placedfor?True or False:Intranasallidocaine shouldbe administered 3minutes prior toNG tubeplacement.My patient is feelinganxious abouthaving an NG tubeplaced, who shouldI reach out to tohelp prepare mypatient?How oftenmust I cleanmy patient'sNG tubeconnector?How to Iconfirm theZoll is safeand ready touse?Free!My patient isgetting continuousNG tube feedingsovernight. Howmuch feed can Ihang at one time?When do Ineed to checkverification ofNG tubeplacement?How do Itransferdata fromthe Zoll?My patient ispediatric size,but I only haveadult padsavailable, can Iuse them?How do Icorrectlymeasureprior to tubeplacement?Where can Ilook up whatsize NG tube Ishould placeon my patient?Name 2 approvedverificationmethods forconfirming NGtube placementper CCMC policy.Prior to deliveringa shock, whatmust the bedsideRN ensurehappens?How oftenmust the RNassess apatient inrestraints?

Zone C/IC5 RN Validations Bingo 2025 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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. N-The provider is not yet at the bedside. Can the RN make the decision to apply restraints in an emergency situation?
  2. N-My patient is 11 years old. How long can an initial restraint order be placed for?
  3. B-True or False: Intranasal lidocaine should be administered 3 minutes prior to NG tube placement.
  4. B-My patient is feeling anxious about having an NG tube placed, who should I reach out to to help prepare my patient?
  5. G-How often must I clean my patient's NG tube connector?
  6. I-How to I confirm the Zoll is safe and ready to use?
  7. B-Free!
  8. G-My patient is getting continuous NG tube feedings overnight. How much feed can I hang at one time?
  9. I-When do I need to check verification of NG tube placement?
  10. I-How do I transfer data from the Zoll?
  11. N-My patient is pediatric size, but I only have adult pads available, can I use them?
  12. B-How do I correctly measure prior to tube placement?
  13. G-Where can I look up what size NG tube I should place on my patient?
  14. N-Name 2 approved verification methods for confirming NG tube placement per CCMC policy.
  15. G-Prior to delivering a shock, what must the bedside RN ensure happens?
  16. I-How often must the RN assess a patient in restraints?