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About: This bingo card is a lighthearted take on the quirks and classic phrases of a hospital or clinic setting, perfect for medical staff meetings, training sessions, or even team-building events. It pokes fun at common sayings, inside jokes, and everyday interactions familiar to healthcare professionals, making it a fun way to find humor in the daily grind.
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Start by downloading the Swanson Bingo PDF by clicking on the "Print" button above.
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The players look at their cards to see if they have the called word. If they do, they dab that word.
The first player to complete a horizontal, vertical, or a diagonal line of crossed items shouts "Bingo!" and wins the game.
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This Swanson Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: "common as dirt", *tries to draw on board with bad expo, "dead certain guarantee", mentions cancer institute, "one of my pt downstairs", mentions AIDB, mentions law suit or being sued, asks about the color of something, *jokes and nobody laughs* "tough crowd", reference nobody our age knows, looking like a surgeon w scrubs and paper on the walk in, as a general rule of thumb, sips coffee, mentions level 1 stroke center, 20 over zip code, "how many times can you do that? one", "bad customer relations", mentions pt dying, "shake your head no", curses, "ookkkayyyy", "for you ladies", holds up number as answer to his question, says someones name when talking to them, tumor mentioned, wearing his initials, wearing surgeon scrubs, "sensing a gap in knowledge", refers to a machine as dr. ___.
This Swanson Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: "common as dirt", *tries to draw on board with bad expo, "dead certain guarantee", mentions cancer institute, "one of my pt downstairs", mentions AIDB, mentions law suit or being sued, asks about the color of something, *jokes and nobody laughs* "tough crowd", reference nobody our age knows, looking like a surgeon w scrubs and paper on the walk in, as a general rule of thumb, sips coffee, mentions level 1 stroke center, 20 over zip code, "how many times can you do that? one", "bad customer relations", mentions pt dying, "shake your head no", curses, "ookkkayyyy", "for you ladies", holds up number as answer to his question, says someones name when talking to them, tumor mentioned, wearing his initials, wearing surgeon scrubs, "sensing a gap in knowledge", refers to a machine as dr. ___.