antibodiesproduced tofight off anycell that isnot “marked”as yoursT-cellstype oflymphocyteproduced inbone marrow,matures inthymusstomachacid &good gutbacteriadestroy badbacteria instomach &intestinesvaccinesafely exposingindividuals to aspecific pathogenicmicrobe, artificiallyincreasing theirimmunity to itleukocytesanothername forwhiteblood cellsneutrophilsmaincomponentof pusmemorycellsCREATED toRemember THEPATHOGEN IN THEFUTURE SHOULDTHE BODY COMEINTO CONTACTWITH IT AGAINimmunesystemorgansa network ofchemicals &cells thatprotect thebodyantigensany substance thatcauses yourimmune system toproduceantibodies againstitactiveimmunitytype of immuntydeveloped afterbeing naturallyexposed toantigen or byvaccinegranulocytesleukocytecategorycontainingeosinophils& basophilslymphocytesleukocytecategorycontaining t-cells, b-cells,etc.traumaorinfectionways physicaland chemicalbarriers canbe brokendownB-cellsantibodyfactoriesbasophilsreleaseshistamines &heparin atinfection sitepassiveimmunitytype ofimmunitypassed fromanother sourceto the bodymacrophagethe namefor amaturemonocyteprimaryimmuneorgansthymusgland andbonemarrowsecondaryimmuneorganslymph nodes,spleen, tonsils &adenoids,appendix, &peyer's patchesantibacterialenzymesfound in bothsaliva &tears to keepoutpathogensintactskinfirst lineofdefensecytotoxicdestroy thecell alongwith thepathogenspleenorgan thatrecyclesRBCs &filters bloodmonocyteslargesttype ofwhiteblood cellantibodiesproduced tofight off anycell that isnot “marked”as yoursT-cellstype oflymphocyteproduced inbone marrow,matures inthymusstomachacid &good gutbacteriadestroy badbacteria instomach &intestinesvaccinesafely exposingindividuals to aspecific pathogenicmicrobe, artificiallyincreasing theirimmunity to itleukocytesanothername forwhiteblood cellsneutrophilsmaincomponentof pusmemorycellsCREATED toRemember THEPATHOGEN IN THEFUTURE SHOULDTHE BODY COMEINTO CONTACTWITH IT AGAINimmunesystemorgansa network ofchemicals &cells thatprotect thebodyantigensany substance thatcauses yourimmune system toproduceantibodies againstitactiveimmunitytype of immuntydeveloped afterbeing naturallyexposed toantigen or byvaccinegranulocytesleukocytecategorycontainingeosinophils& basophilslymphocytesleukocytecategorycontaining t-cells, b-cells,etc.traumaorinfectionways physicaland chemicalbarriers canbe brokendownB-cellsantibodyfactoriesbasophilsreleaseshistamines &heparin atinfection sitepassiveimmunitytype ofimmunitypassed fromanother sourceto the bodymacrophagethe namefor amaturemonocyteprimaryimmuneorgansthymusgland andbonemarrowsecondaryimmuneorganslymph nodes,spleen, tonsils &adenoids,appendix, &peyer's patchesantibacterialenzymesfound in bothsaliva &tears to keepoutpathogensintactskinfirst lineofdefensecytotoxicdestroy thecell alongwith thepathogenspleenorgan thatrecyclesRBCs &filters bloodmonocyteslargesttype ofwhiteblood cell

Immune System - 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. produced to fight off any cell that is not “marked” as yours
    antibodies
  2. type of lymphocyte produced in bone marrow, matures in thymus
    T-cells
  3. destroy bad bacteria in stomach & intestines
    stomach acid & good gut bacteria
  4. safely exposing individuals to a specific pathogenic microbe, artificially increasing their immunity to it
    vaccine
  5. another name for white blood cells
    leukocytes
  6. main component of pus
    neutrophils
  7. CREATED to Remember THE PATHOGEN IN THE FUTURE SHOULD THE BODY COME INTO CONTACT WITH IT AGAIN
    memory cells
  8. a network of chemicals & cells that protect the body
    immune system organs
  9. any substance that causes your immune system to produce antibodies against it
    antigens
  10. type of immunty developed after being naturally exposed to antigen or by vaccine
    active immunity
  11. leukocyte category containing eosinophils & basophils
    granulocytes
  12. leukocyte category containing t-cells, b-cells, etc.
    lymphocytes
  13. ways physical and chemical barriers can be broken down
    trauma or infection
  14. antibody factories
    B-cells
  15. releases histamines & heparin at infection site
    basophils
  16. type of immunity passed from another source to the body
    passive immunity
  17. the name for a mature monocyte
    macrophage
  18. thymus gland and bone marrow
    primary immune organs
  19. lymph nodes, spleen, tonsils & adenoids, appendix, & peyer's patches
    secondary immune organs
  20. found in both saliva & tears to keep out pathogens
    antibacterial enzymes
  21. first line of defense
    intact skin
  22. destroy the cell along with the pathogen
    cytotoxic
  23. organ that recycles RBCs & filters blood
    spleen
  24. largest type of white blood cell
    monocytes