Hallucinationsor delusionsSeizuresUncontrolledrepetitivemotionsChange inbehaviour(confusion oraggression)Providereassurancesand support,listenempatheticallyUncontrollablemusclemovementAcknowledgethe person'sfeelingsThe womanfeels thebaby iscomingObviouslack ofmotivationAppearanceofintoxicationInability tothink clearly,concentrateor focus on ataskIf the personcan swallowsafely, havethe personingest sugarMostimmediatethreat to theperson issuicideThebaby iscrowningChanges inlevel ofresponsivenessThe womanfeels as thoughshe needs tohave a bowelmovementDo not tryto hold thepersondownThe womanfeels theurge topushAs the babyis beingbirthed,support theheadContractionsare 2minutesapart of lessAltered level ofresponsivenessRapidBreathingDrool orfoamingat themouthDepressionor suddenmoodswingsHallucinationsor delusionsSeizuresUncontrolledrepetitivemotionsChange inbehaviour(confusion oraggression)Providereassurancesand support,listenempatheticallyUncontrollablemusclemovementAcknowledgethe person'sfeelingsThe womanfeels thebaby iscomingObviouslack ofmotivationAppearanceofintoxicationInability tothink clearly,concentrateor focus on ataskIf the personcan swallowsafely, havethe personingest sugarMostimmediatethreat to theperson issuicideThebaby iscrowningChanges inlevel ofresponsivenessThe womanfeels as thoughshe needs tohave a bowelmovementDo not tryto hold thepersondownThe womanfeels theurge topushAs the babyis beingbirthed,support theheadContractionsare 2minutesapart of lessAltered level ofresponsivenessRapidBreathingDrool orfoamingat themouthDepressionor suddenmoodswings

Sudden Emergency - 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. Hallucinations or delusions
  2. Seizures
  3. Uncontrolled repetitive motions
  4. Change in behaviour (confusion or aggression)
  5. Provide reassurances and support, listen empathetically
  6. Uncontrollable muscle movement
  7. Acknowledge the person's feelings
  8. The woman feels the baby is coming
  9. Obvious lack of motivation
  10. Appearance of intoxication
  11. Inability to think clearly, concentrate or focus on a task
  12. If the person can swallow safely, have the person ingest sugar
  13. Most immediate threat to the person is suicide
  14. The baby is crowning
  15. Changes in level of responsiveness
  16. The woman feels as though she needs to have a bowel movement
  17. Do not try to hold the person down
  18. The woman feels the urge to push
  19. As the baby is being birthed, support the head
  20. Contractions are 2 minutes apart of less
  21. Altered level of responsiveness
  22. Rapid Breathing
  23. Drool or foaming at the mouth
  24. Depression or sudden mood swings