(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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Lymphatic tissue
Interstitial fluid
A system of the body comprised of lymphatic vessels, organs, tissue, and lymphocytes that perform immune functions.
Meridians
The Chinese concept of body fluid is that saliva, perspiration, mucus, tears, and synovial fluid lubricate tissues and organs of the body for good health.
The Chinese concept of blood views it as an extension of qi that originates in the heart and bone marrow. Blood is moved by qi, and qi is nourished by blood.
In ayurvedic medicine from India, prana refers to the vital life force energy of the body and the source of all knowledge. It flows through a network of subtle energy channels that can be linked to the Chinese concept of the meridian system.
Lymphocyte
Doshas
What is the Chinese word that means "essence" and is one of the five essential substances?
Lymph capillaries
Popliteal nodes
Catchment
Peyer’s patches
Qi
Prana
Thyroid gland
White blood cells that participate in the immune system.
Chakras
Intralymphatic valve
The accumulation of excess tissue fluid due to damage or absence of lymph vessels or nodes is:
Edema
Thoracic duct
Right lymphatic duct
Body Fluid
5 Elements
Lymph nodes located beneath the mandible that receive drainage from the cheeks and floor of the mouth.
Cisterna chyli
Lymph nodes
Thymus gland
Energetic Anatomy
Essential Substances
In the Chinese concept of body fluid, mucus, tears, and perspiration do this:
The Chinese concept of blood views it as an extension of qi that originates in the heart and bone marrow. Blood is moved by qi, and qi is nourished by blood.
A large, vascular lymphatic organ.
Jing
Memory cells
A general term, adopted by the Federation of Massage Therapy Boards, to describe a small section of the Massage and Bodywork Licensing Examination (MBLEx). This section of the test addresses common concepts in massage and bodywork systems that ar
A Chinese word that means "essence" and refers to an essential substance of the body that is believed to reside in the kidneys and govern a person's physical condition and development process.
Shen
Spleen
A concept in the Japanese bodywork system called shiatsu, which refers to a practitioner's own ki (shiatsu is a Japanese method and therefore, "ki" is used as opposed to "qi," which is Chinese) to stabilize the ki of the client. The word "hara" m
Hara
Inguinal nodes
Blood
This Chinese word means "spirit" and is one of the five essential substances:
Submandibular nodes
The accumulation of excess fluid in the tissues due to capillary and osmotic pressure imbalance is called:
Biomagnetic Field
Lymphatic system
Masses of lymphatic tissue that are located in a ring at the back of the mouth and throat that protect against bacterial invasion are the:
Axillary nodes
Lymphatic vessels
Immune system
Lymph drainage from the feet, legs, and gluteal region passes through the:
Sandy
Fritz!
Lymph
The tubes through which the lymph travels throughout the body.
Explain body fluid as it relates to Chinese medicine:
Cervical nodes
Tonsils
Abdominal region
The field produced as a result of the body's electrical activity that is projected into the space around the body is called a:
Lymphatic terminus
A concept in ayurvedic medicine from India. There are three doshas (vata, pitta, and kapha) that are viewed as vital body energies and the energies that underlie all things in the world. Vata is the strongest and combines the elements of space an
