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About: This bingo card captures all the classic moments and quirky happenings of a lively medical student policy meeting or house of delegates session. With its focus on parliamentary antics, memorable quotes, and behind-the-scenes fun, it's perfect for attendees who want to add a little humor and camaraderie to their conference experience.
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This 2025 PAMED BINGO Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: speaker & vice speaker look like they're having entirely too much fun, Dr. Cutler makes a point of privilege as a way to sneak in testimony, testimony interrupted by another delegate loudly swearing, Dr. Heine does some exquisite parliamentarian maneuvering by amending a resolution, Dr. Trichtinger calls the question on this and all pending matters, online queue shows the same delegate name 5 times in a row, Dr. Gephart speaks in support of MSS position, "I don't even know where I stand on this anymore", "that's out of order", "I call to divide the question", use of potentially well-intentioned language from the 1980s, that we've since updated multiple times, someone beats Dr. Trichtinger to calling the question, second order amendment, unrelated random story rather than relevant testimony, "I'd like to appeal the speaker's decision", "do we have quorum?", "I'm confused about what we just voted on.", student points out that some patients can't access healthcare at all, someone tries to call the question before both sides have been heard, "what are we even voting on?", general grumbling, those speaking in support and in opposition speak past each other, testimony that has nothing to do with matter at hand, motion passes with > 90% support, motion squeaks by with <55% support, >3 people standing in line to speak at one in-person mic.
This 2025 PAMED BINGO Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: speaker & vice speaker look like they're having entirely too much fun, Dr. Cutler makes a point of privilege as a way to sneak in testimony, testimony interrupted by another delegate loudly swearing, Dr. Heine does some exquisite parliamentarian maneuvering by amending a resolution, Dr. Trichtinger calls the question on this and all pending matters, online queue shows the same delegate name 5 times in a row, Dr. Gephart speaks in support of MSS position, "I don't even know where I stand on this anymore", "that's out of order", "I call to divide the question", use of potentially well-intentioned language from the 1980s, that we've since updated multiple times, someone beats Dr. Trichtinger to calling the question, second order amendment, unrelated random story rather than relevant testimony, "I'd like to appeal the speaker's decision", "do we have quorum?", "I'm confused about what we just voted on.", student points out that some patients can't access healthcare at all, someone tries to call the question before both sides have been heard, "what are we even voting on?", general grumbling, those speaking in support and in opposition speak past each other, testimony that has nothing to do with matter at hand, motion passes with > 90% support, motion squeaks by with <55% support, >3 people standing in line to speak at one in-person mic.