A high-fat dietincreases the riskbecause fattriggers estrogenproduction thatcan fuel tumorgrowthDenim jeans werefirst invented in SanFrancisco for minerswho needed toughand comfortablepantsThe Avon BreastCenter now hasSaturdayappointmentsavailable for ourpatients.Types of breast cancerinclude ductalcarcinoma in situ,invasive ductalcarcinoma,inflammatory breastcancer, and metastaticbreast cancerEach year it isestimated thatapproximately2,190 men will bediagnosed withbreast cancer and410 will dieAverage riskwomen ages50-74 shouldget amammogramevery 2 years.Silver’s currentmammographyrate is_______.According to theAmerican CancerSociety, about 70-80% of breastlumps turn out tobe benignThere areover 300coffee shopsin SanFranciscoMammogramscreeningshave helpedbreast cancermortality by 1/3since 1990The Big Aimsgoal formammogramsis ________.In eCW, from a pt’shub, you can click“Alerts” then “HealthMaintenance” to seeif a pt is due for amammogram.The originalUnited Nationscharter was firstdrafted andsigned in SanFrancisco.You can find theseguidelines by goingto “ClinicalResources” onCOPC home pageand clicking“TreatmentGuidelines”.Each year it isestimated thatapproximately2,190 men will bediagnosed withbreast cancer and410 will dieBreast cancerdeath rate hasdecreased from33% in 1990 toa current 22%in 2010When breastcancer is detectedearly, at alocalized stage,the survival rate is98%29% of insuredwomen are not up todate onmammograms while68% of uninsuredwomen are not up todate.Higher risk womeninclude those whobegan their menstrualcycles before age 12,have no biologicalchildren, or had theirfirst child at 30 or older,or began menopauseafter 55The AmericanCancer Societysuggests women tohave a clinical breastexam every threeyears, starting at age20.Three out of fourwomen who arediagnosed with breastcancer have no familyhistory of disease andare not consideredhigh riskMammogramscreeningguidelines includewomen betweenthe ages of 50 and74.The AmericanCancer Societysuggests thatwomen to have aclinical breast examevery three yearsstarting at age 20Mammograms canshow a breast lumpbefore it can be feltand also tiny clustersof calcium calledmicrocalcificationsThe mostcommon type ofbreast cancer isinvasive ductalcarcinomaThe originalSpanish name forSan Franciscowas Yerba Buenawhich means“good herb”The nationalscreening rate formammogramsamong womenaged 40 and overis about 67%Mammograms candetect lumps orspecks that can becaused by cancer,fatty cells, or otherconditions like cystsA high-fat dietincreases the riskbecause fattriggers estrogenproduction thatcan fuel tumorgrowthDenim jeans werefirst invented in SanFrancisco for minerswho needed toughand comfortablepantsThe Avon BreastCenter now hasSaturdayappointmentsavailable for ourpatients.Types of breast cancerinclude ductalcarcinoma in situ,invasive ductalcarcinoma,inflammatory breastcancer, and metastaticbreast cancerEach year it isestimated thatapproximately2,190 men will bediagnosed withbreast cancer and410 will dieAverage riskwomen ages50-74 shouldget amammogramevery 2 years.Silver’s currentmammographyrate is_______.According to theAmerican CancerSociety, about 70-80% of breastlumps turn out tobe benignThere areover 300coffee shopsin SanFranciscoMammogramscreeningshave helpedbreast cancermortality by 1/3since 1990The Big Aimsgoal formammogramsis ________.In eCW, from a pt’shub, you can click“Alerts” then “HealthMaintenance” to seeif a pt is due for amammogram.The originalUnited Nationscharter was firstdrafted andsigned in SanFrancisco.You can find theseguidelines by goingto “ClinicalResources” onCOPC home pageand clicking“TreatmentGuidelines”.Each year it isestimated thatapproximately2,190 men will bediagnosed withbreast cancer and410 will dieBreast cancerdeath rate hasdecreased from33% in 1990 toa current 22%in 2010When breastcancer is detectedearly, at alocalized stage,the survival rate is98%29% of insuredwomen are not up todate onmammograms while68% of uninsuredwomen are not up todate.Higher risk womeninclude those whobegan their menstrualcycles before age 12,have no biologicalchildren, or had theirfirst child at 30 or older,or began menopauseafter 55The AmericanCancer Societysuggests women tohave a clinical breastexam every threeyears, starting at age20.Three out of fourwomen who arediagnosed with breastcancer have no familyhistory of disease andare not consideredhigh riskMammogramscreeningguidelines includewomen betweenthe ages of 50 and74.The AmericanCancer Societysuggests thatwomen to have aclinical breast examevery three yearsstarting at age 20Mammograms canshow a breast lumpbefore it can be feltand also tiny clustersof calcium calledmicrocalcificationsThe mostcommon type ofbreast cancer isinvasive ductalcarcinomaThe originalSpanish name forSan Franciscowas Yerba Buenawhich means“good herb”The nationalscreening rate formammogramsamong womenaged 40 and overis about 67%Mammograms candetect lumps orspecks that can becaused by cancer,fatty cells, or otherconditions like cysts

Mammogram 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. A high-fat diet increases the risk because fat triggers estrogen production that can fuel tumor growth
  2. Denim jeans were first invented in San Francisco for miners who needed tough and comfortable pants
  3. The Avon Breast Center now has Saturday appointments available for our patients.
  4. Types of breast cancer include ductal carcinoma in situ, invasive ductal carcinoma, inflammatory breast cancer, and metastatic breast cancer
  5. Each year it is estimated that approximately 2,190 men will be diagnosed with breast cancer and 410 will die
  6. Average risk women ages 50-74 should get a mammogram every 2 years.
  7. Silver’s current mammography rate is _______.
  8. According to the American Cancer Society, about 70-80% of breast lumps turn out to be benign
  9. There are over 300 coffee shops in San Francisco
  10. Mammogram screenings have helped breast cancer mortality by 1/3 since 1990
  11. The Big Aims goal for mammograms is ________.
  12. In eCW, from a pt’s hub, you can click “Alerts” then “Health Maintenance” to see if a pt is due for a mammogram.
  13. The original United Nations charter was first drafted and signed in San Francisco.
  14. You can find these guidelines by going to “Clinical Resources” on COPC home page and clicking “Treatment Guidelines”.
  15. Each year it is estimated that approximately 2,190 men will be diagnosed with breast cancer and 410 will die
  16. Breast cancer death rate has decreased from 33% in 1990 to a current 22% in 2010
  17. When breast cancer is detected early, at a localized stage, the survival rate is 98%
  18. 29% of insured women are not up to date on mammograms while 68% of uninsured women are not up to date.
  19. Higher risk women include those who began their menstrual cycles before age 12, have no biological children, or had their first child at 30 or older, or began menopause after 55
  20. The American Cancer Society suggests women to have a clinical breast exam every three years, starting at age 20.
  21. Three out of four women who are diagnosed with breast cancer have no family history of disease and are not considered high risk
  22. Mammogram screening guidelines include women between the ages of 50 and 74.
  23. The American Cancer Society suggests that women to have a clinical breast exam every three years starting at age 20
  24. Mammograms can show a breast lump before it can be felt and also tiny clusters of calcium called microcalcifications
  25. The most common type of breast cancer is invasive ductal carcinoma
  26. The original Spanish name for San Francisco was Yerba Buena which means “good herb”
  27. The national screening rate for mammograms among women aged 40 and over is about 67%
  28. Mammograms can detect lumps or specks that can be caused by cancer, fatty cells, or other conditions like cysts