defibrillatorcerebrovascularaccidentfunctionalreachtestlowerbackpainphysicalfitnessHealth-relatedand skill-relatedinpatientcardiacrehabmyocardialinfarctionbetablockersHigher restingHR, slowerresponse toexercise, peakHR after exercisecessationtimedup andgotrainingspecificityankle-brachialindexoutpatientcardiacrehabischemicsymptomsExcessivefatigue,dizziness,lightheadedness,anginasarcopenialoss ofmusclefunctionand powerflooreffectusualgaitspeedfatiguechronicheartfailurepregnantwomenpacemaker10minutestand testcommontests usedfor differentpopulationschildrenPOTSsyndromefibromusculardysplasiadyspnea6 minutewalktestECGmonitoringreasonsto halt ornot beginexerciseexercisecoronaryheartdiseasetalktestexerciseintensitywithoutexercise testHR peakdeterminationclaudicationbedrestceilingeffectperipheralarterydiseasemuscularfitnessbenefitsLess CVD, fewer physicalfunction limitations, lowerrisk of nonfatal disease,improved bodycomposition, improvedblood glucose, improvedinsulin sensitivity, increasedbone mass, prevent andimprove anxiety anddepression, reducedchronic painolderadultspreservedejectionfractionhealthy adult PArecommendations150-300 minMVPA, >2daysresistancetrainingfrailtymultifactorialloss of physicalfunction thatworsens and isworsened bychronic diseasespontaneouscoronaryarterydissectionchronotropicincompetenceanginaValsalvamaneuverhearttransplantaerobictrainingreducedejectionfractionneuromotorexerciseleftventricularassistivedevicerating ofperceivedexertionpediatriccardiacrehabimmunosuppresantssedentarybehaviorType 2 diabetes, heartdisease, cancer,mortality from allcauses, metabolicsyndrome, obesity,depression, functionalhealth, falls, cognitivedeclinesternotomykeep yourmove in atubedefibrillatorcerebrovascularaccidentfunctionalreachtestlowerbackpainphysicalfitnessHealth-relatedand skill-relatedinpatientcardiacrehabmyocardialinfarctionbetablockersHigher restingHR, slowerresponse toexercise, peakHR after exercisecessationtimedup andgotrainingspecificityankle-brachialindexoutpatientcardiacrehabischemicsymptomsExcessivefatigue,dizziness,lightheadedness,anginasarcopenialoss ofmusclefunctionand powerflooreffectusualgaitspeedfatiguechronicheartfailurepregnantwomenpacemaker10minutestand testcommontests usedfor differentpopulationschildrenPOTSsyndromefibromusculardysplasiadyspnea6 minutewalktestECGmonitoringreasonsto halt ornot beginexerciseexercisecoronaryheartdiseasetalktestexerciseintensitywithoutexercise testHR peakdeterminationclaudicationbedrestceilingeffectperipheralarterydiseasemuscularfitnessbenefitsLess CVD, fewer physicalfunction limitations, lowerrisk of nonfatal disease,improved bodycomposition, improvedblood glucose, improvedinsulin sensitivity, increasedbone mass, prevent andimprove anxiety anddepression, reducedchronic painolderadultspreservedejectionfractionhealthy adult PArecommendations150-300 minMVPA, >2daysresistancetrainingfrailtymultifactorialloss of physicalfunction thatworsens and isworsened bychronic diseasespontaneouscoronaryarterydissectionchronotropicincompetenceanginaValsalvamaneuverhearttransplantaerobictrainingreducedejectionfractionneuromotorexerciseleftventricularassistivedevicerating ofperceivedexertionpediatriccardiacrehabimmunosuppresantssedentarybehaviorType 2 diabetes, heartdisease, cancer,mortality from allcauses, metabolicsyndrome, obesity,depression, functionalhealth, falls, cognitivedeclinesternotomykeep yourmove in atube

Special Pop Exam 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. defibrillator
  2. cerebrovascular accident
  3. functional reach test
  4. lower back pain
  5. Health-related and skill-related
    physical fitness
  6. inpatient cardiac rehab
  7. myocardial infarction
  8. Higher resting HR, slower response to exercise, peak HR after exercise cessation
    beta blockers
  9. timed up and go
  10. training specificity
  11. ankle-brachial index
  12. outpatient cardiac rehab
  13. Excessive fatigue, dizziness, lightheadedness, angina
    ischemic symptoms
  14. loss of muscle function and power
    sarcopenia
  15. floor effect
  16. usual gait speed
  17. fatigue
  18. chronic heart failure
  19. pregnant women
  20. pacemaker
  21. 10 minute stand test
  22. common tests used for different populations
  23. children
  24. POTS syndrome
  25. fibromuscular dysplasia
  26. dyspnea
  27. 6 minute walk test
  28. ECG monitoring
  29. reasons to halt or not begin exercise
  30. exercise
  31. coronary heart disease
  32. talk test
  33. exercise intensity without exercise test
  34. HR peak determination
  35. claudication
  36. bed rest
  37. ceiling effect
  38. peripheral artery disease
  39. Less CVD, fewer physical function limitations, lower risk of nonfatal disease, improved body composition, improved blood glucose, improved insulin sensitivity, increased bone mass, prevent and improve anxiety and depression, reduced chronic pain
    muscular fitness benefits
  40. older adults
  41. preserved ejection fraction
  42. 150-300 min MVPA, >2 days resistance training
    healthy adult PA recommendations
  43. multifactorial loss of physical function that worsens and is worsened by chronic disease
    frailty
  44. spontaneous coronary artery dissection
  45. chronotropic incompetence
  46. angina
  47. Valsalva maneuver
  48. heart transplant
  49. aerobic training
  50. reduced ejection fraction
  51. neuromotor exercise
  52. left ventricular assistive device
  53. rating of perceived exertion
  54. pediatric cardiac rehab
  55. immunosuppresants
  56. Type 2 diabetes, heart disease, cancer, mortality from all causes, metabolic syndrome, obesity, depression, functional health, falls, cognitive decline
    sedentary behavior
  57. keep your move in a tube
    sternotomy