Progressivedegenerativedisease due torepetitivehead injuriesPostcentral gyrusthat receivessensory info fromthe thalamus,awareness ofsensationsInability tocomprehend oruse words,caused bydamage to eitherBroca's orWernicke's areasDura mater,Arachnoidmater, & PiamaterEmotionalbrain, containsHippocampusand AmygdalaPart ofCerebrum,visionprocessingPart ofbrainstem,controlsskeletalmuscles forbreathingMaintainsstable brainenvironment &protects fromblood bornesubstancesPart of brainstem,has cardiac,vasomotor, reflex,and respiratorycentersRecognizesand adjusts tomaintainbalance,language, &proprioceptorsNetwork ofcavities forcommunicationand nutrientdeliveryPart ofCerebrum,auditory &olfactoryPart ofCerebrum,gustatoryBlockage offluid drainagecausesincreasedpressureAffecting 11% ofthe pop. causesloss in reasoning,ability to talk,write, eat & walkPart ofDiencephalon,filters sensoryinfoPart of brainstem,where cortex &cerebellumcoordinatesubconsciousmuscularmovementsDeath ofbrain tissuedue to lack ofblood supplyPart ofDiencephalon,masterhomeostasisand endocrineregulatorPart ofCerebrum,motor control,personality,higher-orderthinkingInterpret,integrate, evaluateand recognizeinfo, sites of long-term memorystoragePart ofCerebrum,somatosensory,part ofWernicke’s areaOuter cortex ofgrey and whitematter that canbe divided into5 lobesPart ofDiencephalon,houses Pinealgland formelatonin andHabenularnucleusClear liquidthat givesbuoyancyandprotectionAlerts cerebrumof incomingsensory info,plays role inhabituationSurgicalprocedure of the40's that removedthe frontal lobe totreat manicbehaviorsThick band ofnerves thatconnect left andright hemispheresfor communicationPairs ofnerves thatarise directlyfrom the brainPrecentral gyrusthat controlsvoluntary skeletalmuscle andmechanics forspeakingProgressivedegenerativedisease due torepetitivehead injuriesPostcentral gyrusthat receivessensory info fromthe thalamus,awareness ofsensationsInability tocomprehend oruse words,caused bydamage to eitherBroca's orWernicke's areasDura mater,Arachnoidmater, & PiamaterEmotionalbrain, containsHippocampusand AmygdalaPart ofCerebrum,visionprocessingPart ofbrainstem,controlsskeletalmuscles forbreathingMaintainsstable brainenvironment &protects fromblood bornesubstancesPart of brainstem,has cardiac,vasomotor, reflex,and respiratorycentersRecognizesand adjusts tomaintainbalance,language, &proprioceptorsNetwork ofcavities forcommunicationand nutrientdeliveryPart ofCerebrum,auditory &olfactoryPart ofCerebrum,gustatoryBlockage offluid drainagecausesincreasedpressureAffecting 11% ofthe pop. causesloss in reasoning,ability to talk,write, eat & walkPart ofDiencephalon,filters sensoryinfoPart of brainstem,where cortex &cerebellumcoordinatesubconsciousmuscularmovementsDeath ofbrain tissuedue to lack ofblood supplyPart ofDiencephalon,masterhomeostasisand endocrineregulatorPart ofCerebrum,motor control,personality,higher-orderthinkingInterpret,integrate, evaluateand recognizeinfo, sites of long-term memorystoragePart ofCerebrum,somatosensory,part ofWernicke’s areaOuter cortex ofgrey and whitematter that canbe divided into5 lobesPart ofDiencephalon,houses Pinealgland formelatonin andHabenularnucleusClear liquidthat givesbuoyancyandprotectionAlerts cerebrumof incomingsensory info,plays role inhabituationSurgicalprocedure of the40's that removedthe frontal lobe totreat manicbehaviorsThick band ofnerves thatconnect left andright hemispheresfor communicationPairs ofnerves thatarise directlyfrom the brainPrecentral gyrusthat controlsvoluntary skeletalmuscle andmechanics forspeaking

BRAIN BINGO - 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. Progressive degenerative disease due to repetitive head injuries
  2. Postcentral gyrus that receives sensory info from the thalamus, awareness of sensations
  3. Inability to comprehend or use words, caused by damage to either Broca's or Wernicke's areas
  4. Dura mater, Arachnoid mater, & Pia mater
  5. Emotional brain, contains Hippocampus and Amygdala
  6. Part of Cerebrum, vision processing
  7. Part of brainstem, controls skeletal muscles for breathing
  8. Maintains stable brain environment & protects from blood borne substances
  9. Part of brainstem, has cardiac, vasomotor, reflex, and respiratory centers
  10. Recognizes and adjusts to maintain balance, language, & proprioceptors
  11. Network of cavities for communication and nutrient delivery
  12. Part of Cerebrum, auditory & olfactory
  13. Part of Cerebrum, gustatory
  14. Blockage of fluid drainage causes increased pressure
  15. Affecting 11% of the pop. causes loss in reasoning, ability to talk, write, eat & walk
  16. Part of Diencephalon, filters sensory info
  17. Part of brainstem, where cortex & cerebellum coordinate subconscious muscular movements
  18. Death of brain tissue due to lack of blood supply
  19. Part of Diencephalon, master homeostasis and endocrine regulator
  20. Part of Cerebrum, motor control, personality, higher-order thinking
  21. Interpret, integrate, evaluate and recognize info, sites of long-term memory storage
  22. Part of Cerebrum, somatosensory, part of Wernicke’s area
  23. Outer cortex of grey and white matter that can be divided into 5 lobes
  24. Part of Diencephalon, houses Pineal gland for melatonin and Habenular nucleus
  25. Clear liquid that gives buoyancy and protection
  26. Alerts cerebrum of incoming sensory info, plays role in habituation
  27. Surgical procedure of the 40's that removed the frontal lobe to treat manic behaviors
  28. Thick band of nerves that connect left and right hemispheres for communication
  29. Pairs of nerves that arise directly from the brain
  30. Precentral gyrus that controls voluntary skeletal muscle and mechanics for speaking