OccipitalLobeSightHighestlargestsection ofbrainCerebrumMedullaOblongataControlsrespirationsand heartbeatPeripheralNervousSystemCranialnervesand spinalnervesProteinbuildup inbrain. BraindegeneratesAlzheimer'sProtectsthe spinalcordVertebraeMeningesThickmembranethat protectsbrain andspinal cordRegulatestemperature,appetite,waterbalanceHypothalamusTemporalLobeHearing,learning,memory,feelingsCentralNervousSystemConsists ofbrain,spinal cord,optic nerveSpinalCordCarriesmessages toand frombrain andnervesShockabsorberfor spinalcordSpinalfluidReversesfight orflightresponseParasympatheticSystemSpacebetweendendrite andan axonSynapseDrug thatbreaks upblood clotThrombolyticPart of brainconcernedwithreasoningCerebrumOpticNerveFibertracts tothe eyeNeuron(NerveCell)Transmitsmessagesfrom one cellto anotherBrainStemMade ofmidbrain,pons,medullaoblongataCerebellumResponsiblefor balance,posture,movement,toneMyelinSheathFatty tissuethat coversaxon andspeeds upimpulsesCerebrumKnown asCerebralCortexCVALack ofblood flowand oxygento brainParietalLobeLanguage,learning,spatialrecognitionInvoluntaryAutonomicNervousSystemFrontalPersonality,thinking,reasoning,voluntarymovementSeizuredisorderEpilepsyFight orFlightResponseSympatheticSystemCommunicationnetwork of thebodyNervousSystemOccipitalLobeSightHighestlargestsection ofbrainCerebrumMedullaOblongataControlsrespirationsand heartbeatPeripheralNervousSystemCranialnervesand spinalnervesProteinbuildup inbrain. BraindegeneratesAlzheimer'sProtectsthe spinalcordVertebraeMeningesThickmembranethat protectsbrain andspinal cordRegulatestemperature,appetite,waterbalanceHypothalamusTemporalLobeHearing,learning,memory,feelingsCentralNervousSystemConsists ofbrain,spinal cord,optic nerveSpinalCordCarriesmessages toand frombrain andnervesShockabsorberfor spinalcordSpinalfluidReversesfight orflightresponseParasympatheticSystemSpacebetweendendrite andan axonSynapseDrug thatbreaks upblood clotThrombolyticPart of brainconcernedwithreasoningCerebrumOpticNerveFibertracts tothe eyeNeuron(NerveCell)Transmitsmessagesfrom one cellto anotherBrainStemMade ofmidbrain,pons,medullaoblongataCerebellumResponsiblefor balance,posture,movement,toneMyelinSheathFatty tissuethat coversaxon andspeeds upimpulsesCerebrumKnown asCerebralCortexCVALack ofblood flowand oxygento brainParietalLobeLanguage,learning,spatialrecognitionInvoluntaryAutonomicNervousSystemFrontalPersonality,thinking,reasoning,voluntarymovementSeizuredisorderEpilepsyFight orFlightResponseSympatheticSystemCommunicationnetwork of thebodyNervousSystem

Nervous System - 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. Sight
    Occipital Lobe
  2. Cerebrum
    Highest largest section of brain
  3. Controls respirations and heart beat
    Medulla Oblongata
  4. Cranial nerves and spinal nerves
    Peripheral Nervous System
  5. Alzheimer's
    Protein buildup in brain. Brain degenerates
  6. Vertebrae
    Protects the spinal cord
  7. Thick membrane that protects brain and spinal cord
    Meninges
  8. Hypothalamus
    Regulates temperature, appetite, water balance
  9. Hearing, learning, memory, feelings
    Temporal Lobe
  10. Consists of brain, spinal cord, optic nerve
    Central Nervous System
  11. Carries messages to and from brain and nerves
    Spinal Cord
  12. Spinal fluid
    Shock absorber for spinal cord
  13. Parasympathetic System
    Reverses fight or flight response
  14. Synapse
    Space between dendrite and an axon
  15. Thrombolytic
    Drug that breaks up blood clot
  16. Cerebrum
    Part of brain concerned with reasoning
  17. Fiber tracts to the eye
    Optic Nerve
  18. Transmits messages from one cell to another
    Neuron (Nerve Cell)
  19. Made of midbrain, pons, medulla oblongata
    Brain Stem
  20. Responsible for balance, posture, movement, tone
    Cerebellum
  21. Fatty tissue that covers axon and speeds up impulses
    Myelin Sheath
  22. Known as Cerebral Cortex
    Cerebrum
  23. Lack of blood flow and oxygen to brain
    CVA
  24. Language, learning, spatial recognition
    Parietal Lobe
  25. Autonomic Nervous System
    Involuntary
  26. Personality, thinking, reasoning, voluntary movement
    Frontal
  27. Epilepsy
    Seizure disorder
  28. Sympathetic System
    Fight or Flight Response
  29. Nervous System
    Communication network of the body