YourbreathingincreasesBlood vesselswiden tospeed up theblood flow.Blood vesselscontract tospeed up theblood flow.HR xSVRelaxes thebody tomanage highenergyfunctionsWhen bloodis redirectedto the workingmusclesThe pressurewhen yourheart is relaxedand filling withbloodSVxTVWhen bloodtravels backto the heartfrom thelungsPreparesyou forfight orflightControlsbloodcellsBloodpressureNothingafter lightexerciseSystolicThe amountof bloodpumped perminuteBloodvesselswidens toslow bloodflowYour HRincreasesprior toexerciseIt increasesto pumpmore bloodaround thebodyThe pressureexerted whenyour heartcontractsThe amountof bloodpumped perbeatHR increaseswhen braindetects cardioactivityIncreasesSlowsdownYou startto sweatbeforeexerciseYourbreathingincreasesBlood vesselswiden tospeed up theblood flow.Blood vesselscontract tospeed up theblood flow.HR xSVRelaxes thebody tomanage highenergyfunctionsWhen bloodis redirectedto the workingmusclesThe pressurewhen yourheart is relaxedand filling withbloodSVxTVWhen bloodtravels backto the heartfrom thelungsPreparesyou forfight orflightControlsbloodcellsBloodpressureNothingafter lightexerciseSystolicThe amountof bloodpumped perminuteBloodvesselswidens toslow bloodflowYour HRincreasesprior toexerciseIt increasesto pumpmore bloodaround thebodyThe pressureexerted whenyour heartcontractsThe amountof bloodpumped perbeatHR increaseswhen braindetects cardioactivityIncreasesSlowsdownYou startto sweatbeforeexercise

Response of the Cardiovascular 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. Your breathing increases
  2. Blood vessels widen to speed up the blood flow.
  3. Blood vessels contract to speed up the blood flow.
  4. HR x SV
  5. Relaxes the body to manage high energy functions
  6. When blood is redirected to the working muscles
  7. The pressure when your heart is relaxed and filling with blood
  8. SVxTV
  9. When blood travels back to the heart from the lungs
  10. Prepares you for fight or flight
  11. Controls blood cells
  12. Blood pressure
  13. Nothing after light exercise
  14. Systolic
  15. The amount of blood pumped per minute
  16. Blood vessels widens to slow blood flow
  17. Your HR increases prior to exercise
  18. It increases to pump more blood around the body
  19. The pressure exerted when your heart contracts
  20. The amount of blood pumped per beat
  21. HR increases when brain detects cardio activity
  22. Increases
  23. Slows down
  24. You start to sweat before exercise