Free!Buynor sellMinors arenot allowedto _____cigarettes.MedicationThis treatmenthelp patientsrecover from thephysical effectsof eatingdisordersBulimiaNervosaCharacterized byrecurrent bingeeating episodesfollowed by purgingor excessiveexercisingParentEven withoutparent's consent,minors can getfamily planningservices if they arealready a _____.InheritedgenesAn example ofbiological riskfactor in thedevelopment ofeating disordersParent'sconsentA requirementfor minors whowant to availfamily planningservicesDriversDrugtesting ismandatoryfor _____.PublicFacilitiesIt is anexample of anon-smokingareaTreatedWomen whohave post-abortivecomplicationshave the rightto be _____.PsychologicalcounselingThis treatmenthelp patientscorrect theirthoughts andfeelings aboutfood and weightOrthorexiaNervosaCharacterizedby anobsessionwith "healthy"eatingCompensatorybehaviorA symptompresent inbulimia nervosabut not in bingeeating disorderAshamedPeople with bingeeating disorderfeel _____ aftertheir binge eatingepisodes.Binge/PurgeAnorexianervosa hastwo subtypes:restrictionand _____.GainingweightAnorexicshave anextreme fearof _____.ExtremeweightlossA symptompresent inanorexianervosa but notin bulimianervosaStudentsRandomdrug testingcan be doneto _____.ImprisonedDrug users whocommitted theirsecond offenseshall pay a fineand be _____.BingeeatingdisorderCharacterized byrecurrent bingeeating episodeswithout purging orexcessiveexercising.RehabilitatedDrug users whocommitted theirfirst offenseshall be _____.Compulsoryeducation_____ ondangerous drugsis done to raiseawareness amongthe youth.WarningsPacks ofcigarettesshould contain_____ on thehealth effects ofsmoking.MinorsAdults canbuycigarettesbut not from_____.StressAn example ofpsychologicalrisk factor in thedevelopment ofeating disordersFree!Buynor sellMinors arenot allowedto _____cigarettes.MedicationThis treatmenthelp patientsrecover from thephysical effectsof eatingdisordersBulimiaNervosaCharacterized byrecurrent bingeeating episodesfollowed by purgingor excessiveexercisingParentEven withoutparent's consent,minors can getfamily planningservices if they arealready a _____.InheritedgenesAn example ofbiological riskfactor in thedevelopment ofeating disordersParent'sconsentA requirementfor minors whowant to availfamily planningservicesDriversDrugtesting ismandatoryfor _____.PublicFacilitiesIt is anexample of anon-smokingareaTreatedWomen whohave post-abortivecomplicationshave the rightto be _____.PsychologicalcounselingThis treatmenthelp patientscorrect theirthoughts andfeelings aboutfood and weightOrthorexiaNervosaCharacterizedby anobsessionwith "healthy"eatingCompensatorybehaviorA symptompresent inbulimia nervosabut not in bingeeating disorderAshamedPeople with bingeeating disorderfeel _____ aftertheir binge eatingepisodes.Binge/PurgeAnorexianervosa hastwo subtypes:restrictionand _____.GainingweightAnorexicshave anextreme fearof _____.ExtremeweightlossA symptompresent inanorexianervosa but notin bulimianervosaStudentsRandomdrug testingcan be doneto _____.ImprisonedDrug users whocommitted theirsecond offenseshall pay a fineand be _____.BingeeatingdisorderCharacterized byrecurrent bingeeating episodeswithout purging orexcessiveexercising.RehabilitatedDrug users whocommitted theirfirst offenseshall be _____.Compulsoryeducation_____ ondangerous drugsis done to raiseawareness amongthe youth.WarningsPacks ofcigarettesshould contain_____ on thehealth effects ofsmoking.MinorsAdults canbuycigarettesbut not from_____.StressAn example ofpsychologicalrisk factor in thedevelopment ofeating disorders

Eating Disorders x Health Laws - 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. Free!
  2. Minors are not allowed to _____ cigarettes.
    Buy nor sell
  3. This treatment help patients recover from the physical effects of eating disorders
    Medication
  4. Characterized by recurrent binge eating episodes followed by purging or excessive exercising
    Bulimia Nervosa
  5. Even without parent's consent, minors can get family planning services if they are already a _____.
    Parent
  6. An example of biological risk factor in the development of eating disorders
    Inherited genes
  7. A requirement for minors who want to avail family planning services
    Parent's consent
  8. Drug testing is mandatory for _____.
    Drivers
  9. It is an example of a non-smoking area
    Public Facilities
  10. Women who have post-abortive complications have the right to be _____.
    Treated
  11. This treatment help patients correct their thoughts and feelings about food and weight
    Psychological counseling
  12. Characterized by an obsession with "healthy" eating
    Orthorexia Nervosa
  13. A symptom present in bulimia nervosa but not in binge eating disorder
    Compensatory behavior
  14. People with binge eating disorder feel _____ after their binge eating episodes.
    Ashamed
  15. Anorexia nervosa has two subtypes: restriction and _____.
    Binge/ Purge
  16. Anorexics have an extreme fear of _____.
    Gaining weight
  17. A symptom present in anorexia nervosa but not in bulimia nervosa
    Extreme weight loss
  18. Random drug testing can be done to _____.
    Students
  19. Drug users who committed their second offense shall pay a fine and be _____.
    Imprisoned
  20. Characterized by recurrent binge eating episodes without purging or excessive exercising.
    Binge eating disorder
  21. Drug users who committed their first offense shall be _____.
    Rehabilitated
  22. _____ on dangerous drugs is done to raise awareness among the youth.
    Compulsory education
  23. Packs of cigarettes should contain _____ on the health effects of smoking.
    Warnings
  24. Adults can buy cigarettes but not from _____.
    Minors
  25. An example of psychological risk factor in the development of eating disorders
    Stress