T/F: Toschedule anappointment Ineed to talkto an ATT/F: The EPcan helpevaluatemusculoskeletalsymptomsT/F: AT'sperformproactivework sitevisitsSnack withhighest fat:_________T/F: Athletictrainersevaluate acute,ergonomicsymptomsName oneJC exerciseand whatbody part ithelps.Participantswho completeJC class showimprovementin:I can receiveup to __massages perbody zoneJC Classis ____weekslong.T/F: I cansee an AT if Ihave anopen L/IclaimSnack withat least 7gprotein:________After using IA,____ % ofparticipants makehealthy changesto work andexercise habitsT/F: A bodyzone is thesame as abody partSnack withfewestcalories:_________MassageAppointmentsare ___ minlongSnack toavoid if youhave highBP: _______I can receiveup to __massagesper quarterT/F: The EP isin charge ofinstructing andleading JCclassWhat is thename of youronsite Well-being Healthcoach?________CertifiedWell-beingsnack:___________ is a redflag symptomnot suitable forIA or asymptomintervention.MassageTherapy is inthe 17-06building on____I canparticipate in___ sessionsof JCclass/yearUsedmachine tocheck BP (IAsignature)T/F: AthleticTrainersevaluate work-related and nonwork-relatedsymptomsT/F: Toschedule anappointment Ineed to talkto an ATT/F: The EPcan helpevaluatemusculoskeletalsymptomsT/F: AT'sperformproactivework sitevisitsSnack withhighest fat:_________T/F: Athletictrainersevaluate acute,ergonomicsymptomsName oneJC exerciseand whatbody part ithelps.Participantswho completeJC class showimprovementin:I can receiveup to __massages perbody zoneJC Classis ____weekslong.T/F: I cansee an AT if Ihave anopen L/IclaimSnack withat least 7gprotein:________After using IA,____ % ofparticipants makehealthy changesto work andexercise habitsT/F: A bodyzone is thesame as abody partSnack withfewestcalories:_________MassageAppointmentsare ___ minlongSnack toavoid if youhave highBP: _______I can receiveup to __massagesper quarterT/F: The EP isin charge ofinstructing andleading JCclassWhat is thename of youronsite Well-being Healthcoach?________CertifiedWell-beingsnack:___________ is a redflag symptomnot suitable forIA or asymptomintervention.MassageTherapy is inthe 17-06building on____I canparticipate in___ sessionsof JCclass/yearUsedmachine tocheck BP (IAsignature)T/F: AthleticTrainersevaluate work-related and nonwork-relatedsymptoms

17-06 Grand Opening and IA Fair - 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. T/F: To schedule an appointment I need to talk to an AT
  2. T/F: The EP can help evaluate musculoskeletal symptoms
  3. T/F: AT's perform proactive work site visits
  4. Snack with highest fat: _________
  5. T/F: Athletic trainers evaluate acute, ergonomic symptoms
  6. Name one JC exercise and what body part it helps.
  7. Participants who complete JC class show improvement in:
  8. I can receive up to __ massages per body zone
  9. JC Class is ____ weeks long.
  10. T/F: I can see an AT if I have an open L/I claim
  11. Snack with at least 7g protein: ________
  12. After using IA, ____ % of participants make healthy changes to work and exercise habits
  13. T/F: A body zone is the same as a body part
  14. Snack with fewest calories: _________
  15. Massage Appointments are ___ min long
  16. Snack to avoid if you have high BP: _______
  17. I can receive up to __ massages per quarter
  18. T/F: The EP is in charge of instructing and leading JC class
  19. What is the name of your onsite Well-being Health coach? ________
  20. Certified Well-being snack: _____
  21. ______ is a red flag symptom not suitable for IA or a symptom intervention.
  22. Massage Therapy is in the 17-06 building on ____
  23. I can participate in ___ sessions of JC class/year
  24. Used machine to check BP (IA signature)
  25. T/F: Athletic Trainers evaluate work-related and non work-related symptoms