Normalline ofdefenseCommunitycoreCommunitystressorsPhysicalenvironmentFlexibleline ofdefenseCreatedenvironmentSafety andTransportationSecondarypreventionInterpersonalstressorCommunicationClient as anopen systemAND stressandrestorationDegreeofreactionIntrapersonalstressorExternalenvironmentExtrapersonalstressorTheCoreEconomicsSpiritualvariableOpensystemboundarySocioculturalvariableRecreationDevelopmentalvariableInternalenvironmentSystembreakdown(stressreaction)WindshieldsurveyPolitics andGovernmentLines ofresistancePsychologicalvariablePrimarypreventionBettyNeumanHealthandSocialServicesElizabethAndersonand JudithMcFarlaneCommunityempowermentand activeparticipationPhysiologicalvariableEducationStressorsReconstitutionoutcomesTertiarypreventionNormalline ofdefenseCommunitycoreCommunitystressorsPhysicalenvironmentFlexibleline ofdefenseCreatedenvironmentSafety andTransportationSecondarypreventionInterpersonalstressorCommunicationClient as anopen systemAND stressandrestorationDegreeofreactionIntrapersonalstressorExternalenvironmentExtrapersonalstressorTheCoreEconomicsSpiritualvariableOpensystemboundarySocioculturalvariableRecreationDevelopmentalvariableInternalenvironmentSystembreakdown(stressreaction)WindshieldsurveyPolitics andGovernmentLines ofresistancePsychologicalvariablePrimarypreventionBettyNeumanHealthandSocialServicesElizabethAndersonand JudithMcFarlaneCommunityempowermentand activeparticipationPhysiologicalvariableEducationStressorsReconstitutionoutcomesTertiaryprevention

Neuman's System Model AND Community as Partner Model - 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. Normal line of defense
  2. Community core
  3. Community stressors
  4. Physical environment
  5. Flexible line of defense
  6. Created environment
  7. Safety and Transportation
  8. Secondary prevention
  9. Interpersonal stressor
  10. Communication
  11. Client as an open system AND stress and restoration
  12. Degree of reaction
  13. Intrapersonal stressor
  14. External environment
  15. Extrapersonal stressor
  16. The Core
  17. Economics
  18. Spiritual variable
  19. Open system boundary
  20. Sociocultural variable
  21. Recreation
  22. Developmental variable
  23. Internal environment
  24. System breakdown (stress reaction)
  25. Windshield survey
  26. Politics and Government
  27. Lines of resistance
  28. Psychological variable
  29. Primary prevention
  30. Betty Neuman
  31. Health and Social Services
  32. Elizabeth Anderson and Judith McFarlane
  33. Community empowerment and active participation
  34. Physiological variable
  35. Education
  36. Stressors
  37. Reconstitution outcomes
  38. Tertiary prevention