Patientasking forice chipsPatienteducationHad apatient giveacomplimentFoundsomethingsticky orunidentifiableon your scrubsPatientwasincontinentof uringPatienttells youtheir lifestoryWork withan RN whois totallyawesome!Observedan RNpassingmedsObserveda dressingchangeTurnedon/Set upa bedalarmParticipate inrounds withthehealthcareteamAssisteda patientwith ADLsUsed theglucosemeterCaring for apatient withpressureinjuriesObservedan RNdischarginga patientAmbulateda patientDonnedon/offPPEAssisted apatient witha rollingwalkerProvidedfoleycareAssisted apatient withfeeding/mealsTakingpatient'smedicalhistoryNoted aunique orunusualpatient medicalconditionSeen acodeblue/rapidresponsePlaced/Changedelectrodes on apatientTook amanualbloodpressurePatientwantsice waterRepositioneda patientPatientasked,"Have youdone thisbefore?"Completeda head-to-toeassessmentObservean RNplace anIVHair careusing ashowercapCodeBrownAnswereda call lightALONE!Gave abedbathLost yourstethoscopeagainPatientasked if youare a doctoror a nursePlacedpatient ona bed panPrepare aroom foradmissionObservedan RNadmitting anew patientPatienthas asystolicBP >180Patientasking forice chipsPatienteducationHad apatient giveacomplimentFoundsomethingsticky orunidentifiableon your scrubsPatientwasincontinentof uringPatienttells youtheir lifestoryWork withan RN whois totallyawesome!Observedan RNpassingmedsObserveda dressingchangeTurnedon/Set upa bedalarmParticipate inrounds withthehealthcareteamAssisteda patientwith ADLsUsed theglucosemeterCaring for apatient withpressureinjuriesObservedan RNdischarginga patientAmbulateda patientDonnedon/offPPEAssisted apatient witha rollingwalkerProvidedfoleycareAssisted apatient withfeeding/mealsTakingpatient'smedicalhistoryNoted aunique orunusualpatient medicalconditionSeen acodeblue/rapidresponsePlaced/Changedelectrodes on apatientTook amanualbloodpressurePatientwantsice waterRepositioneda patientPatientasked,"Have youdone thisbefore?"Completeda head-to-toeassessmentObservean RNplace anIVHair careusing ashowercapCodeBrownAnswereda call lightALONE!Gave abedbathLost yourstethoscopeagainPatientasked if youare a doctoror a nursePlacedpatient ona bed panPrepare aroom foradmissionObservedan RNadmitting anew patientPatienthas asystolicBP >180

Nursing Clinicals Bingo - 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. S-Patient asking for ice chips
  2. S-Patient education
  3. R-Had a patient give a compliment
  4. E-Found something sticky or unidentifiable on your scrubs
  5. E-Patient was incontinent of uring
  6. N-Patient tells you their life story
  7. U-Work with an RN who is totally awesome!
  8. R-Observed an RN passing meds
  9. E-Observed a dressing change
  10. S-Turned on/Set up a bed alarm
  11. U-Participate in rounds with the healthcare team
  12. E-Assisted a patient with ADLs
  13. E-Used the glucose meter
  14. N-Caring for a patient with pressure injuries
  15. R-Observed an RN discharging a patient
  16. S-Ambulated a patient
  17. N-Donned on/off PPE
  18. U-Assisted a patient with a rolling walker
  19. N-Provided foley care
  20. N-Assisted a patient with feeding/meals
  21. E-Taking patient's medical history
  22. S-Noted a unique or unusual patient medical condition
  23. N-Seen a code blue/rapid response
  24. R-Placed/Changed electrodes on a patient
  25. R-Took a manual blood pressure
  26. S-Patient wants ice water
  27. U-Repositioned a patient
  28. U-Patient asked, "Have you done this before?"
  29. U-Completed a head-to-toe assessment
  30. R-Observe an RN place an IV
  31. E-Hair care using a shower cap
  32. S-Code Brown
  33. R-Answered a call light ALONE!
  34. U-Gave a bed bath
  35. N-Lost your stethoscope again
  36. S-Patient asked if you are a doctor or a nurse
  37. N-Placed patient on a bed pan
  38. R-Prepare a room for admission
  39. U-Observed an RN admitting a new patient
  40. E-Patient has a systolic BP >180