GAME INSTRUCTIONS
Get people/person on your team to guess the word on the front of the card. But cannot use/say any of words that are on the back of the card to describe that medical word.
- Can have as many players as you like (4-6 ideal), can split into teams of 3 each team if 6 people.
- When it is your teams turn, have one player from your team act out, explain, describe, sing the key word. Try to get the others on your team to guess as many of the cards as they can in an slotted time (1-3 minutes)
- Cannot rhyme or do sounds like to help the person guess
- CANNOT use the 5 words listed on the back of the card
- If one of the 5 words is used you must go onto the next card without collecting any points
- Another person from the opposite team should ideally watch the person acting out/describing-to catch if they use any of the key words
START PLAYING!
CARDIAC ARREST
CARDIAC ARREST
- HEART BEAT
- DEAD
- CPR
- CHEST COMPRESSION
- FLAT LINE
- STOP
LYMES DISEASE
LYMES DISEASE
- TICK BITE
- FEVER
- BULLS EYE RASH
- TIRED
- FRUIT
INFLUENZA
INFLUENZA
- MUSCLE ACHES
- COUGHING
- HEADACHE
- VACCINATION
- SHOT
PNUEMONIA
PNEUMONIA
- COUGH
- FEVER
- CHEST XRAY
- ANTIBIOTICS
- CRACKLES
CHICKEN POX
CHICKEN POX
- ITCHY
- RASH
- VACCINE
- KIDS
- SPOTS
BRONCHITIS
BRONCHITIS
- WHEEZING
- COUGH
- CHEST TIGHTNESS
- ALBUTEROL INHALER
- VIRUS
MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION
MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION
- CHEST PAIN
- HEART
- ASPIRIN
- CARDIAC
- ISCHEMIA
- NITRO
HYPERLIPIDEMIA
HYPERLIPIDEMIA
- CHOLESTEROL
- LIPIDS
- STATINS
- ATHEROSCLEROSIS
- HEART ATTACK
PREECLAMPSIA
PREECLAMPSIA
- PREGNANCY
- SWELLING
- BABY
- PROTEINURIA
- HYPERTENSION
POSTPARTUM
POSTPARTUM
- NEWBORN
- PREGNANCY
- LABOR
- BABY
- DEPRESSION
- TRIMESTER
PNEUMOTHORAX
PNEUMOTHORAX
- LUNGS COLLAPSE
- SHORTNESS OF AIR
- BREATH
- CHEST
INTEGUMENT
INTEGUMENT
- SKIN
- ORGAN
- BODY
- RASH
- ITCHY
- WOUND
BRONCHITIS
BRONCHITIS
- WHEEZING
- LUNGS
- SICK
- VIRUS
COLON CANCER
COLON CANCER
- CANCER
- INTESTINES
- POOP
- TOILET
PREDNISONE
PREDNISONE
- MEDICATION
- STEROID
- INFLAMMATION
- COPD
- SOLUMEDROL
RHONCHI
INTEGUMENT
- LUNGS
- STETHOSCOPE
- WHEEZING
- SOUND
- AUSCULTATE
Iatrogenic
Illness or medical harm caused by medical therapy/treatment
Orthopnea
Becoming short of air while leaning or laying flat. Often seen in CHF
Erythema
Red
Futile
Useless, pointless, no benefit coming from
Confluent rash
Running together, merging together
Refractory
Resistant to treatment or therapy
Intractable
Unrelenting, difficult to control. Ex: ``Intractable back pain``
Nosocomial
Infection developed due to being in hospital
Demarcated
Well defined borders
Vesicle
fluid filled sac such as a blister
Dysphagia
Difficulties swallowing
Oliguric
Urine output <400-500 cc in a day
Ataxia
Lack of coordination of movement
Dysphasia
Difficulties speaking. Sometimes seen with stroke/TIA's
Indurated
Hardened area
Anuric
<100 cc urine output per day; often seen in ESRD
Bradycardia
Heart rate under 50 bpm
Subjective
What the patient tells you based on their feelings, ideas, and or opinions
INSTRUCTIONS
Look at the key findings on front of card and try to guess what these findings are related to. Hover over the key finds to flip the box for the answer
Bulls eye rash characteristic of what diagnosis (erythema migrans)?
Lymes Disease
S3 heart sound, lower extremity swelling, JVD, Orthopnea, Rapid weight gain
CHF exacerbation
Heralds patch, rash pattern on trunk following a Christmas tree pattern
Pityriasis Rosea
Murphy's sign, nausea, vomiting, RUQ pain
Choleycystitis
Brudzinski sign +, Kerning signs +, headache, high fever, stiff neck, photophobia
Meningitis
Bradykinesia, Tremors, Rigidity, Poor instability
Parkinson's Disease
Honey colored crusts
Impetigo
Posts sign +, Rebound tenderness, Leukocytosis, R. Abd pain
Appendicicits
Butterfly rash on face, +ANA
Lupus
Increased purulence sputum, wheezing, coughing, SOA
COPD
Scalp tenderness, headache, elevated sed rate.
Temporal Arteritis
Morning stiffness last >1 hr in am, +RF
Rheumatoid arthritis
MORE MNEMONICS CONSTANTLY ADDED!
M.O.N.A (Hint: Acute Coronary Syndrome)
M.O.N.A
M-Morphine
O-Oxygen
N-Nitroglycerin
A-Aspirin
D.O.P.E (Hint: Problems with ventilator)
D.O.P.E.
D: Dislodge tube
O: Obstruction
P: Pneumothorax
E: Equipment malfunction
O.L.D C.A.R.T.S (History of present illness questions to ask)
O.L.D. C.A.R.T.S
O: Onset L: Location D: Duration
C: Characteristic A: Alleviating or Aggravating Factors
R: Radiation T: Timing S: Severity
L.E.A.N (Emergency Drugs)
L.E.A.N.
L: Lidocaine
E: Epinephrine
A: Atropine (bradycardia)
N: Naloxone (Opioid overdose)
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