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Anatomy Chapter 1 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. buccal
    cheek
  2. ribosomes
    assemble amino acids to create proteins
  3. medial
  4. cell membrane
    controls what enters or exits cell
  5. antecubital
    in front of elbow
  6. visceral membrane layer
  7. lysosomes
    uses chemicals to break down food and worn out cell parts
  8. surfal
    calf of leg
  9. lateral
  10. cubital
    elbow
  11. digital
    finger or toe
  12. mitochondria
    produces energy a cell needs
  13. nucleus
    control center of cell
  14. costal
    ribs
  15. nervous tissue
    carries messages quickly
  16. two or more atoms
    Molecule
  17. golgi bodies
    receive proteins and materials from ER, packages, and distributes
  18. contralateral
  19. organ systems functioning together
    Organisms
  20. cytoplasm
    gel-like fluid where organelles are found
  21. basic units of function and structure in living organisms
    Cells
  22. abdominal cavity
  23. cranial cavity
  24. anterior
  25. distal
  26. sagittal plane
  27. peritoneal membranes
  28. brachial
    arm
  29. pleural membranes
  30. muscle tissue
    generates forces
  31. coxal
    hip
  32. perineal
    inferior portion of trunk between buttocks and thighs
  33. parietal membrane layer
  34. smallest unit of a chemical
    Atom

  35. Tissues
  36. pedal
    foot
  37. pelvic cavity
  38. endoplasmic reticulum
    passageways that carry proteins from one cell part to another
  39. vertebral cavity
  40. antebrachial
    forearm
  41. pericardial membranes
  42. connective tissue
    composed of cells and matrix
  43. cervical
    neck
  44. acromial
    point of the shoulder
  45. superior
  46. mental
    chin
  47. type of protein fiber that is stiff but flexible
    collagen
  48. Groups of tissues that perform specialized functions
    Organ
  49. axillary
    armpit
  50. type of protein fiber that allows stretch and recoil
    elastin
  51. crural
    leg
  52. cephalic
    neck
  53. chromatin
    strands inside nucleus made of DNA
  54. thoracic cavity
  55. inferior
  56. popliteal
    back of knee
  57. plantar
    sole of foot
  58. groups of organs that function together
    Organ Systems
  59. celiac
    abdomen
  60. posterior
  61. dorsal
    back
  62. occipital
    back lower head
  63. ipsilateral
  64. cell membrane, nucleus, cytoplasm, organelles
    4 main parts of a cell
  65. proximal
  66. diaphragm
  67. epithelial tissue
    anything entering or exiting body crosses this tissue type