Transportedto 3 differenthospitals inone shiftPacingSTEMIGetting acall within10 minutesstart of shiftRefusalAMACodeBrownStuck in avortexnear ahospitalTransporta frequentflyerCardiacarrestAllrefusals inone shiftBravofallNohitterTreatandreleaseTook aselfiewhile onshiftRSIDivertedto anotherhospitalAsked by anurse "whydid you bringthem here"LatecallPicked up afrequentflyer outsideyour area.StrokeRefueledmore thanonce in ashiftSepticCardioversionTransportedthe samepatient twicein one shiftTransportedto 3 differenthospitals inone shiftPacingSTEMIGetting acall within10 minutesstart of shiftRefusalAMACodeBrownStuck in avortexnear ahospitalTransporta frequentflyerCardiacarrestAllrefusals inone shiftBravofallNohitterTreatandreleaseTook aselfiewhile onshiftRSIDivertedto anotherhospitalAsked by anurse "whydid you bringthem here"LatecallPicked up afrequentflyer outsideyour area.StrokeRefueledmore thanonce in ashiftSepticCardioversionTransportedthe samepatient twicein one shift

EMS Week BINGO - 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. Transported to 3 different hospitals in one shift
  2. Pacing
  3. STEMI
  4. Getting a call within 10 minutes start of shift
  5. Refusal AMA
  6. Code Brown
  7. Stuck in a vortex near a hospital
  8. Transport a frequent flyer
  9. Cardiac arrest
  10. All refusals in one shift
  11. Bravo fall
  12. No hitter
  13. Treat and release
  14. Took a selfie while on shift
  15. RSI
  16. Diverted to another hospital
  17. Asked by a nurse "why did you bring them here"
  18. Late call
  19. Picked up a frequent flyer outside your area.
  20. Stroke
  21. Refueled more than once in a shift
  22. Septic
  23. Cardioversion
  24. Transported the same patient twice in one shift