InspirationActiveprocess oftaking airinTidalVolumeNormalinhale orExhaleTracheaCartilagerings keepit openInternalRespirationGasexchangebetweenblood &tissueExpirationPassiveprocess ofreleasingairPneumoniaAlveolibecomefilled withfluidLarynxEnablessoundproductionExternalRespirationGasexchangebetweenair & bloodMediastinumSpaceholdingthe heartBronchitisInflamedbronchiolesHering-BreuerreflexAsthmaChronicspasm orconstrictionofbronchiolesLungCancerUncontrolledgrowth ofmutatedlung cellsSurfactantLipoproteindecreasessurfacetensionEmphysemaClogged &deterioratedalveoliVitalCapacityMax airexpelledafter maxinhalationPneumothoraxAir inchestcollapseslungBronchiBranchesofftracheaCellularRespirationMaking ATPto powerchemicalreactionsExpiratoryReserveAdditional airforce outafter normalexhalationResidualVolumeVolume ofair in lungsafter maxexhalationAlveoliAir sacswhere gasexchangesPharynxThethroatPleuraDoublemembranecoveringlungsInspirationActiveprocess oftaking airinTidalVolumeNormalinhale orExhaleTracheaCartilagerings keepit openInternalRespirationGasexchangebetweenblood &tissueExpirationPassiveprocess ofreleasingairPneumoniaAlveolibecomefilled withfluidLarynxEnablessoundproductionExternalRespirationGasexchangebetweenair & bloodMediastinumSpaceholdingthe heartBronchitisInflamedbronchiolesHering-BreuerreflexAsthmaChronicspasm orconstrictionofbronchiolesLungCancerUncontrolledgrowth ofmutatedlung cellsSurfactantLipoproteindecreasessurfacetensionEmphysemaClogged &deterioratedalveoliVitalCapacityMax airexpelledafter maxinhalationPneumothoraxAir inchestcollapseslungBronchiBranchesofftracheaCellularRespirationMaking ATPto powerchemicalreactionsExpiratoryReserveAdditional airforce outafter normalexhalationResidualVolumeVolume ofair in lungsafter maxexhalationAlveoliAir sacswhere gasexchangesPharynxThethroatPleuraDoublemembranecoveringlungs

Respiratory 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. Active process of taking air in
    Inspiration
  2. Normal inhale or Exhale
    Tidal Volume
  3. Cartilage rings keep it open
    Trachea
  4. Gas exchange between blood & tissue
    Internal Respiration
  5. Passive process of releasing air
    Expiration
  6. Alveoli become filled with fluid
    Pneumonia
  7. Enables sound production
    Larynx
  8. Gas exchange between air & blood
    External Respiration
  9. Space holding the heart
    Mediastinum
  10. Inflamed bronchioles
    Bronchitis
  11. Hering-Breuer reflex
  12. Chronic spasm or constriction of bronchioles
    Asthma
  13. Uncontrolled growth of mutated lung cells
    Lung Cancer
  14. Lipoprotein decreases surface tension
    Surfactant
  15. Clogged & deteriorated alveoli
    Emphysema
  16. Max air expelled after max inhalation
    Vital Capacity
  17. Air in chest collapses lung
    Pneumothorax
  18. Branches off trachea
    Bronchi
  19. Making ATP to power chemical reactions
    Cellular Respiration
  20. Additional air force out after normal exhalation
    Expiratory Reserve
  21. Volume of air in lungs after max exhalation
    Residual Volume
  22. Air sacs where gas exchanges
    Alveoli
  23. The throat
    Pharynx
  24. Double membrane covering lungs
    Pleura