Calling all techs, radiologists, sonographers, students and anyone working in Radiology!!
Think you know your pelvis from your C-spine? Can you spot a lead apron, a PACS monitor and a leg angiogram faster than your coworkers? Find out with Radiology Bingo, the printable game made by a radiographer, for radiology people.
Put a Spin on BINGO and make this an addition to your Event, orĀ Christmas Party, every square features the things you see at work every day: real-looking X-ray images, an ultrasound baby, a brain MRI, a PET scan, R and L markers, lead gloves, CT and MRI scanners, detectors and more.
WHAT YOU GET (instant PDF download)
– 50 unique large bingo cards
– 50 unique small bingo cards, so you can print less paper
– Large and small calling cards
– Game tokens
– Easy “How to Play” instructions
40 imaging themed pictures, including hand, foot, pelvis, skull, C-spine, L-spine, T-spine, knee, ankle, wrist, elbow and shoulder X-rays, mammogram, baby sonogram, brain MRI, PET scan, leg angiogram, dental X-ray and more. Every card has a “Free Scan” center square.
PERFECT FOR
– Radiology department parties and holiday gatherings
– Graduation celebrations for imaging students
– Class and program reunions
– Technologist Week and Radiology Week events
– Lunch and learn sessions
– Staff appreciation and team building
– Student orientation and ice breakers
WHY YOU’LL LOVE IT
– Made by a Registered Radiologic Technologist with over 20 years in the field
– No setup. Download, print and play in minutes
– Print as many times as you like for your own events
– Works with any home or office printer, or a print shop
– Easy for large groups, with 50 different cards so nobody shares a winning card
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
– This is a digital download product. Nothing will be mailed to you.
– ALL SALES ARE FINAL. Because this is a digital product, there are no refunds, returns or exchanges.
– For personal use only. Please do not resell or share the files.
For personal and event use only. Please do not resell or share the files.
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