inferior angle;spinous processT6-T12; last 3-4ribs;thoracolumbaraponeurosis; post.iliac crestUni:elevatethescapulaInfraspinatusIntertuberculargroove of thehumerusExtend,adduct,med. rot.at shoulderSupraspinatusTuberosity ofradius andaponeurosisof bicepsbrachiiTrapeziusCoracobrachialisGreatertubercleTransverseprocessesC1-C4TeresminorUpper2/3rds oflat. borderof scapulaPronatetheforearmAnterioraspect ofmed. borderof scapulaBicepsbrachiiSubscapularisPronateforearm andassist elbowflexionInfraspinousfossaSuperioraspect ofmed. borderof scapulaDepressandabduct thescapulaMediallyrotate andstabilizeshoulderRhomboidsAll fibers:abduct theshoulderFirst ribandcartilageSpinousprocessesC7-T5Lateral 1/3rdof clavicle,acromion,and spine ofscapulaAbductthescapulaTricepsbrachiiSupinatorAll fibers:adduct andmed. rot.shoulderSerratusanteriorTeresMajorPectoralisminorLaterallyrotate,adduct, andstabilizeshoulderSupscapularfossaDeltoidPronatorteresDeltoidtuberositySubclaviusLatissimusDorsiSupinatetheforearmFirst 8-9 ribsFlex andadduct theshoulderDepressthe clavicleand elevatefirst ribSupraspinousfossa3rd-5thribsCrest ofthe lessertubercleCoracoidprocess andsupraglenoidtubercleBi: extendhead/neckUni: adductscapula;laterally flexheadLateralepicondyle;radial collateralligament;supinator crestof the ulnaAdductandelevatescapulaSubscapularfossaFlexshoulder andelbow;supinateforearmLevatorscapulaCoracoidprocessMedial half ofclavicle;sternum; andcartilage of1st-6th ribsMedialsurface ofmid-humeralshaftPectoralismajorOlecranonprocess ofulnaPronatorquadratusAbduct andstabilizetheshoulderLower1/3rd oflat. borderof scapulaExtendelbow andshoulderInfraglenoidtubercle;post. surfaceof humerusinferior angle;spinous processT6-T12; last 3-4ribs;thoracolumbaraponeurosis; post.iliac crestUni:elevatethescapulaInfraspinatusIntertuberculargroove of thehumerusExtend,adduct,med. rot.at shoulderSupraspinatusTuberosity ofradius andaponeurosisof bicepsbrachiiTrapeziusCoracobrachialisGreatertubercleTransverseprocessesC1-C4TeresminorUpper2/3rds oflat. borderof scapulaPronatetheforearmAnterioraspect ofmed. borderof scapulaBicepsbrachiiSubscapularisPronateforearm andassist elbowflexionInfraspinousfossaSuperioraspect ofmed. borderof scapulaDepressandabduct thescapulaMediallyrotate andstabilizeshoulderRhomboidsAll fibers:abduct theshoulderFirst ribandcartilageSpinousprocessesC7-T5Lateral 1/3rdof clavicle,acromion,and spine ofscapulaAbductthescapulaTricepsbrachiiSupinatorAll fibers:adduct andmed. rot.shoulderSerratusanteriorTeresMajorPectoralisminorLaterallyrotate,adduct, andstabilizeshoulderSupscapularfossaDeltoidPronatorteresDeltoidtuberositySubclaviusLatissimusDorsiSupinatetheforearmFirst 8-9 ribsFlex andadduct theshoulderDepressthe clavicleand elevatefirst ribSupraspinousfossa3rd-5thribsCrest ofthe lessertubercleCoracoidprocess andsupraglenoidtubercleBi: extendhead/neckUni: adductscapula;laterally flexheadLateralepicondyle;radial collateralligament;supinator crestof the ulnaAdductandelevatescapulaSubscapularfossaFlexshoulder andelbow;supinateforearmLevatorscapulaCoracoidprocessMedial half ofclavicle;sternum; andcartilage of1st-6th ribsMedialsurface ofmid-humeralshaftPectoralismajorOlecranonprocess ofulnaPronatorquadratusAbduct andstabilizetheshoulderLower1/3rd oflat. borderof scapulaExtendelbow andshoulderInfraglenoidtubercle;post. surfaceof humerus

Shoulder and Arm 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. inferior angle; spinous process T6-T12; last 3-4 ribs; thoracolumbar aponeurosis; post. iliac crest
  2. Uni: elevate the scapula
  3. Infraspinatus
  4. Intertubercular groove of the humerus
  5. Extend, adduct, med. rot. at shoulder
  6. Supraspinatus
  7. Tuberosity of radius and aponeurosis of biceps brachii
  8. Trapezius
  9. Coracobrachialis
  10. Greater tubercle
  11. Transverse processes C1-C4
  12. Teres minor
  13. Upper 2/3rds of lat. border of scapula
  14. Pronate the forearm
  15. Anterior aspect of med. border of scapula
  16. Biceps brachii
  17. Subscapularis
  18. Pronate forearm and assist elbow flexion
  19. Infraspinous fossa
  20. Superior aspect of med. border of scapula
  21. Depress and abduct the scapula
  22. Medially rotate and stabilize shoulder
  23. Rhomboids
  24. All fibers: abduct the shoulder
  25. First rib and cartilage
  26. Spinous processes C7-T5
  27. Lateral 1/3rd of clavicle, acromion, and spine of scapula
  28. Abduct the scapula
  29. Triceps brachii
  30. Supinator
  31. All fibers: adduct and med. rot. shoulder
  32. Serratus anterior
  33. Teres Major
  34. Pectoralis minor
  35. Laterally rotate, adduct, and stabilize shoulder
  36. Supscapular fossa
  37. Deltoid
  38. Pronator teres
  39. Deltoid tuberosity
  40. Subclavius
  41. Latissimus Dorsi
  42. Supinate the forearm
  43. First 8-9 ribs
  44. Flex and adduct the shoulder
  45. Depress the clavicle and elevate first rib
  46. Supraspinous fossa
  47. 3rd-5th ribs
  48. Crest of the lesser tubercle
  49. Coracoid process and supraglenoid tubercle
  50. Bi: extend head/neck Uni: adduct scapula; laterally flex head
  51. Lateral epicondyle; radial collateral ligament; supinator crest of the ulna
  52. Adduct and elevate scapula
  53. Subscapular fossa
  54. Flex shoulder and elbow; supinate forearm
  55. Levator scapula
  56. Coracoid process
  57. Medial half of clavicle; sternum; and cartilage of 1st-6th ribs
  58. Medial surface of mid-humeral shaft
  59. Pectoralis major
  60. Olecranon process of ulna
  61. Pronator quadratus
  62. Abduct and stabilize the shoulder
  63. Lower 1/3rd of lat. border of scapula
  64. Extend elbow and shoulder
  65. Infraglenoid tubercle; post. surface of humerus