OrangepeelskinDimpleHardlumpScreening isimportant tofind the cancerearly and helpsave livesBreast canceris morecommonamong non-indigenous andMetis femalesUnexpectedfluidBreast canceris the secondleading causeof cancerrelated death infemales1 in 8 Canadianwomen willdevelop breastcancer in theirlifetimeGrowingveinYou are highrisk if you havea personalhistory ofovarian cancerIf you have anabnormal (positive)mammogram resultthen you must get adiagnostic workupNWT breastscreening ratesare well belowthe 70%national goalrateMaintain ahealthybodyweightIf you havesigns orsymptoms tellyour primarycare providerDrinkalcohol inmoderationIf you have anormal (negative)mammogramresult then repeatin 2 yearsFeelinga thickarea1 in 31Canadianwomen will diefrom breastcancer in theirlifetimeAmammogramis an x-rayimage of thebreastEating traditionalfoods can helpyou stay healthyand lower yourrisk of gettingcancerProtectyourboobs withmovesVegetablesand fruitsA mammogramis only foraverage-riskpeople who donot have anysymptomsEat more fruitsand vegetablesto lower yourrisk of gettingcancerCancer is theleadingcause ofdeath in theNWTYou are highrisk if you havea confirmedmutation ofBRCA1 orBRCA2 genesStressreductionSkinsoresBreast canceris still frequestamong Deneand InuitfemalesNational targetrate for breastcancerscreening is70%Average riskwomen aged50-74 shouldbe screenedevery 2 yearsWeightcontrolBreast cancer isthe mostcommonlydiagnosed cancerin females in theNWTNippleCrustLiving smoke-free can loweryour risk ofgetting breastcancerMore than 75%of breastcancer cases inthe NWT arediagnosed inthe early stagesMalignanttumor(cancerous)You are high risk ifyou have a firstdegree relativewho has hadbreast or ovariancancerRedor hotSunkennippleBenigntumor(non-cancerous)Screening testsonly detect earlydisease but do notconfirm thepresence orabsence of adiseaseBump82% of breastcancer cases inCanada happenin women over50Newshape/sizeBreastfeedinglowers yourrisk for gettingbreast cancerOrangepeelskinDimpleHardlumpScreening isimportant tofind the cancerearly and helpsave livesBreast canceris morecommonamong non-indigenous andMetis femalesUnexpectedfluidBreast canceris the secondleading causeof cancerrelated death infemales1 in 8 Canadianwomen willdevelop breastcancer in theirlifetimeGrowingveinYou are highrisk if you havea personalhistory ofovarian cancerIf you have anabnormal (positive)mammogram resultthen you must get adiagnostic workupNWT breastscreening ratesare well belowthe 70%national goalrateMaintain ahealthybodyweightIf you havesigns orsymptoms tellyour primarycare providerDrinkalcohol inmoderationIf you have anormal (negative)mammogramresult then repeatin 2 yearsFeelinga thickarea1 in 31Canadianwomen will diefrom breastcancer in theirlifetimeAmammogramis an x-rayimage of thebreastEating traditionalfoods can helpyou stay healthyand lower yourrisk of gettingcancerProtectyourboobs withmovesVegetablesand fruitsA mammogramis only foraverage-riskpeople who donot have anysymptomsEat more fruitsand vegetablesto lower yourrisk of gettingcancerCancer is theleadingcause ofdeath in theNWTYou are highrisk if you havea confirmedmutation ofBRCA1 orBRCA2 genesStressreductionSkinsoresBreast canceris still frequestamong Deneand InuitfemalesNational targetrate for breastcancerscreening is70%Average riskwomen aged50-74 shouldbe screenedevery 2 yearsWeightcontrolBreast cancer isthe mostcommonlydiagnosed cancerin females in theNWTNippleCrustLiving smoke-free can loweryour risk ofgetting breastcancerMore than 75%of breastcancer cases inthe NWT arediagnosed inthe early stagesMalignanttumor(cancerous)You are high risk ifyou have a firstdegree relativewho has hadbreast or ovariancancerRedor hotSunkennippleBenigntumor(non-cancerous)Screening testsonly detect earlydisease but do notconfirm thepresence orabsence of adiseaseBump82% of breastcancer cases inCanada happenin women over50Newshape/sizeBreastfeedinglowers yourrisk for gettingbreast cancer

Breast Cancer 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. Orange peel skin
  2. Dimple
  3. Hard lump
  4. Screening is important to find the cancer early and help save lives
  5. Breast cancer is more common among non-indigenous and Metis females
  6. Unexpected fluid
  7. Breast cancer is the second leading cause of cancer related death in females
  8. 1 in 8 Canadian women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime
  9. Growing vein
  10. You are high risk if you have a personal history of ovarian cancer
  11. If you have an abnormal (positive) mammogram result then you must get a diagnostic workup
  12. NWT breast screening rates are well below the 70% national goal rate
  13. Maintain a healthy body weight
  14. If you have signs or symptoms tell your primary care provider
  15. Drink alcohol in moderation
  16. If you have a normal (negative) mammogram result then repeat in 2 years
  17. Feeling a thick area
  18. 1 in 31 Canadian women will die from breast cancer in their lifetime
  19. A mammogram is an x-ray image of the breast
  20. Eating traditional foods can help you stay healthy and lower your risk of getting cancer
  21. Protect your boobs with moves
  22. Vegetables and fruits
  23. A mammogram is only for average-risk people who do not have any symptoms
  24. Eat more fruits and vegetables to lower your risk of getting cancer
  25. Cancer is the leading cause of death in the NWT
  26. You are high risk if you have a confirmed mutation of BRCA1 or BRCA2 genes
  27. Stress reduction
  28. Skin sores
  29. Breast cancer is still frequest among Dene and Inuit females
  30. National target rate for breast cancer screening is 70%
  31. Average risk women aged 50-74 should be screened every 2 years
  32. Weight control
  33. Breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in females in the NWT
  34. Nipple Crust
  35. Living smoke-free can lower your risk of getting breast cancer
  36. More than 75% of breast cancer cases in the NWT are diagnosed in the early stages
  37. Malignant tumor (cancerous)
  38. You are high risk if you have a first degree relative who has had breast or ovarian cancer
  39. Red or hot
  40. Sunken nipple
  41. Benign tumor (non-cancerous)
  42. Screening tests only detect early disease but do not confirm the presence or absence of a disease
  43. Bump
  44. 82% of breast cancer cases in Canada happen in women over 50
  45. New shape/size
  46. Breastfeeding lowers your risk for getting breast cancer