BACK IN THE DAY
FACILITY FAME
HEALTHY HABITS
TV LAND
TALKIN' BOUT MY GEN
100

This iconic "King of Rock and Roll" had everyone shaking their hips to "Hound Dog" in the 1950s.

Elvis Presley

100

This is the exact time breakfast is officially served in our main dining room every morning.

7:45am

100

This vital organ beats roughly 100,000 times a day to pump blood and oxygen throughout your entire body. 

Heart

100

This beloved classic sitcom featured four vibrant older women living together in Miami, sharing laughs and plenty of cheesecake. 

The Golden Girls

100

If a 20-something coworker says a resident's outfit looks "fire" or "slays," they are giving them this type of remark

Compliment

200

Before smartphones, this thick paper book was delivered to your doorstep annually to look up local phone numbers. 

YELLOW PAGES

200

You'll hear this fast- paced game being called out in the activity room regularly, usually followed by Pari yelling out "7-11" or B-9 drink some wine. 

Bingo

200

This "sunny" vitamin is essential for strong bones and can be naturally absorbed just by sitting outside in our courtyard.

Vitamin D

200

This long-running daytime game show famously invites contestants to "Come on down!" to guess the cost of household items.

The Price is Right

200

This short-form video app is famous for viral dance trends, cooking hacks, and short clips where young adults scroll for hours. 

TikTok

300

This historic 1969 event watched live on television saw astronaut Neil Armstrong take "one giant leap for mankind."

Moon Landing

300

This is the official color of the uniform scrubs worn daily by our hard- working nursing assistant/ CNA team.

Roal Blue

300

This is officially the largest organ of the human body, which we protect daily with lotion and sunscreen. 

Skin

300

This trench-coat-wearing TV detective was famous for always turning around at the door and saying, "Just one more thing"

Lieutenant Frank Columbo

300

If a younger staff member tells you a crazy story and says "no cap" at the very end of it, it means they are doing this?

Telling the truth

400

In the 1940s and early 50s, this was the primary, non-digital coin used to buy a standard bottle of Coca- Cola from a machine. 

Nickel

400

This is the total number of main residential hallways (or units) that make up our facility layout. 

4 hallways

400

This is common medical term for the "funny bone," which isn't actually a bone at all, but a sensitive nerve. 

Ulnar Nerve

400

Sheriff Andy Taylor and his son Opie kept the peace in this fictional, peaceful North Carolina town. 

Mayberry

400

This popular 2017 video game features 100 players dropping onto an island to battle and inspired countless real-word viral dances. 

Fortnite

500

This classic board game, introduced in 1949, requires players to act as detectives and solve a murder mystery in a mansion. 

Clue

500

Name the current reigning staff member or beloved resident who won facility's last big community event. Staff- Caring Party               Resident- Valentine

Caring Party- Daisy, Joanna, Val, Star and Tunko

Resident- Adelina & Victor

500

In Medical shorthand used daily by the nurses, the letters "PRN" stand for.  

As needed

500

This classic 1960s western TV show featured the Cartwright family managing the massive Ponderosa Ranch. 

Bonanza. 

500

To the younger team, this punctuation character (#) is a "hashtag", but to the residents, it will always be known as this telephone key called?

Pound Sign