When yourbody is inperfectequilibriumPhysicalbarrier thatprotects thebody frominvadersTrap bacteriaand virusesthat arebreathed inCapillaries dilatewhich deliversWBCs, RBCs,platelets, andclotting factors.Temperatureincrease andswelling occurs.In the membraneof immune cells,identifiescompatible orforeign proteins.Locationwhere B-Cells and T-CellscommunicateFilters theblood fordamaged ordying redblood cellsProtein foundon cells that islocation forantibodies tobind.Activates ImmuneResponse, Majorclass of immune cell.Type of white bloodcell. Made in Bonemarrow, matures inThymus,Contains stemcells that willdevelop intoblood cells,platelets,lymphocytesType of Diseasewhere body can’trecognize self fromnon-self-cells.Immune responsestarts attacking owncells.Free!Type of T Cell,Releasescytokines tocoordinateimmuneresponse.Evaporateddroplets ordust thatcontainpathogensBlood proteinproduced inresponse toandcounteracting aspecific antigenTrainsof T-CellsSkin, MucusMembranes, Hair,Earwax, unfavorablepH, LysosomeEnzymes in tearscoughing, diarrhea,sneezing.Immune systemexposed to harmlessversion of pathogen.Body createsspecific immuneresponse withoutcontracting disease.Molecules releasedby immune cells.These moleculesbind with receptorsof other immunecells and warnsthem of infection.Type of T Cell,recognizes viralproteins on MHCsof cell infectedwith virus, killsinfected cell.When yourbody is inperfectequilibriumPhysicalbarrier thatprotects thebody frominvadersTrap bacteriaand virusesthat arebreathed inCapillaries dilatewhich deliversWBCs, RBCs,platelets, andclotting factors.Temperatureincrease andswelling occurs.In the membraneof immune cells,identifiescompatible orforeign proteins.Locationwhere B-Cells and T-CellscommunicateFilters theblood fordamaged ordying redblood cellsProtein foundon cells that islocation forantibodies tobind.Activates ImmuneResponse, Majorclass of immune cell.Type of white bloodcell. Made in Bonemarrow, matures inThymus,Contains stemcells that willdevelop intoblood cells,platelets,lymphocytesType of Diseasewhere body can’trecognize self fromnon-self-cells.Immune responsestarts attacking owncells.Free!Type of T Cell,Releasescytokines tocoordinateimmuneresponse.Evaporateddroplets ordust thatcontainpathogensBlood proteinproduced inresponse toandcounteracting aspecific antigenTrainsof T-CellsSkin, MucusMembranes, Hair,Earwax, unfavorablepH, LysosomeEnzymes in tearscoughing, diarrhea,sneezing.Immune systemexposed to harmlessversion of pathogen.Body createsspecific immuneresponse withoutcontracting disease.Molecules releasedby immune cells.These moleculesbind with receptorsof other immunecells and warnsthem of infection.Type of T Cell,recognizes viralproteins on MHCsof cell infectedwith virus, killsinfected cell.

Immune 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. When your body is in perfect equilibrium
  2. Physical barrier that protects the body from invaders
  3. Trap bacteria and viruses that are breathed in
  4. Capillaries dilate which delivers WBCs, RBCs, platelets, and clotting factors. Temperature increase and swelling occurs.
  5. In the membrane of immune cells, identifies compatible or foreign proteins.
  6. Location where B-Cells and T-Cells communicate
  7. Filters the blood for damaged or dying red blood cells
  8. Protein found on cells that is location for antibodies to bind.
  9. Activates Immune Response, Major class of immune cell. Type of white blood cell. Made in Bone marrow, matures in Thymus,
  10. Contains stem cells that will develop into blood cells, platelets, lymphocytes
  11. Type of Disease where body can’t recognize self from non-self-cells. Immune response starts attacking own cells.
  12. Free!
  13. Type of T Cell, Releases cytokines to coordinate immune response.
  14. Evaporated droplets or dust that contain pathogens
  15. Blood protein produced in response to and counteracting a specific antigen
  16. Trains of T-Cells
  17. Skin, Mucus Membranes, Hair, Earwax, unfavorable pH, Lysosome Enzymes in tears coughing, diarrhea, sneezing.
  18. Immune system exposed to harmless version of pathogen. Body creates specific immune response without contracting disease.
  19. Molecules released by immune cells. These molecules bind with receptors of other immune cells and warns them of infection.
  20. Type of T Cell, recognizes viral proteins on MHCs of cell infected with virus, kills infected cell.