Hypertensioncrisissevereepisode ofelevatedbloodpressureVaricoseveinstortuous,dilated veinwithincompetentvalvesThrombophlebitisInflammation ofa vein inconjunctionwith theformation of athrombusPericarditisInflammation ofthemembranoussacsurrounding theheartAzotemiatoo much ureaand othernitrogenouscompounds inthe bloodRheumaticheartdiseaseCarditis resultingfrom aninadequatelytreated childhoodstrept throatPeripheralarterialdiseaseA circulatorycondition in whichnarrowed bloodvessels reduceblood flow to thelimbsHypertrophiccardiomyopathyIncreased size andmass of the heartbecause ofincreased musclethickness anddecreasedventricular sizeCardiactamponadeWhenpericardialeffusionrestricts heartmovementPulmonaryedemaAccumulation ofextravascular fluidin lung tissues andalveoli, most oftencaused by HFIsolatedsystolichypertensionAn elevatedSBP 140 ormore, DBPbelow 90Coarctationof the aortanarrowingof theaortaEndocarditisAn infection orinflammation of theinner membranouslining of the heart,particularly theheart valvesThromboangiitisobliteransAn occlusive vascularcondition in which thesmall and mediumsized arteriesbecome inflamed andthromboticArterialembolismBlood clotsin thearterialbloodstreamRaynaud'sdiseaseIntermittent attacks ofischemia, especiallyof the fingers, toes ,ears or nose, arecaused by exposureto cold or emotionalstimuliDilatedcardiomyopathyCharacterizedby ventriculardilation, mostcommon typeof primarycardiomyopathyMyocarditisInflammation ofthe myocardiummay originatefrom rheumaticheart diseaseRestrictivecardiomyopathyThe ventricular wallsare rigid, thus limitingthe ventricles' abilityto expand, resultingin impaired diastolicfillingPericardiocentesisSurgicalinterventionto drainpericardialfluidEssentialhypertensionHigh BP thatdoesn't haveone distinctcauseCardiomyopathyA group of heartmuscle diseases thatprimarily affect thestructural orfunctional ability ofthe myocardiumMalignanthypertensionsevere, rapidlyprogressiveelevation inblood pressure.(DBP >120)Venousstasisulcerscaused bychronic venousinsufficiencyand delayedhealingHypertensioncrisissevereepisode ofelevatedbloodpressureVaricoseveinstortuous,dilated veinwithincompetentvalvesThrombophlebitisInflammation ofa vein inconjunctionwith theformation of athrombusPericarditisInflammation ofthemembranoussacsurrounding theheartAzotemiatoo much ureaand othernitrogenouscompounds inthe bloodRheumaticheartdiseaseCarditis resultingfrom aninadequatelytreated childhoodstrept throatPeripheralarterialdiseaseA circulatorycondition in whichnarrowed bloodvessels reduceblood flow to thelimbsHypertrophiccardiomyopathyIncreased size andmass of the heartbecause ofincreased musclethickness anddecreasedventricular sizeCardiactamponadeWhenpericardialeffusionrestricts heartmovementPulmonaryedemaAccumulation ofextravascular fluidin lung tissues andalveoli, most oftencaused by HFIsolatedsystolichypertensionAn elevatedSBP 140 ormore, DBPbelow 90Coarctationof the aortanarrowingof theaortaEndocarditisAn infection orinflammation of theinner membranouslining of the heart,particularly theheart valvesThromboangiitisobliteransAn occlusive vascularcondition in which thesmall and mediumsized arteriesbecome inflamed andthromboticArterialembolismBlood clotsin thearterialbloodstreamRaynaud'sdiseaseIntermittent attacks ofischemia, especiallyof the fingers, toes ,ears or nose, arecaused by exposureto cold or emotionalstimuliDilatedcardiomyopathyCharacterizedby ventriculardilation, mostcommon typeof primarycardiomyopathyMyocarditisInflammation ofthe myocardiummay originatefrom rheumaticheart diseaseRestrictivecardiomyopathyThe ventricular wallsare rigid, thus limitingthe ventricles' abilityto expand, resultingin impaired diastolicfillingPericardiocentesisSurgicalinterventionto drainpericardialfluidEssentialhypertensionHigh BP thatdoesn't haveone distinctcauseCardiomyopathyA group of heartmuscle diseases thatprimarily affect thestructural orfunctional ability ofthe myocardiumMalignanthypertensionsevere, rapidlyprogressiveelevation inblood pressure.(DBP >120)Venousstasisulcerscaused bychronic venousinsufficiencyand delayedhealing

Cardiovasular Disorders - 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. severe episode of elevated blood pressure
    Hypertension crisis
  2. tortuous, dilated vein with incompetent valves
    Varicose veins
  3. Inflammation of a vein in conjunction with the formation of a thrombus
    Thrombophlebitis
  4. Inflammation of the membranous sac surrounding the heart
    Pericarditis
  5. too much urea and other nitrogenous compounds in the blood
    Azotemia
  6. Carditis resulting from an inadequately treated childhood strept throat
    Rheumatic heart disease
  7. A circulatory condition in which narrowed blood vessels reduce blood flow to the limbs
    Peripheral arterial disease
  8. Increased size and mass of the heart because of increased muscle thickness and decreased ventricular size
    Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
  9. When pericardial effusion restricts heart movement
    Cardiac tamponade
  10. Accumulation of extravascular fluid in lung tissues and alveoli, most often caused by HF
    Pulmonary edema
  11. An elevated SBP 140 or more, DBP below 90
    Isolated systolic hypertension
  12. narrowing of the aorta
    Coarctation of the aorta
  13. An infection or inflammation of the inner membranous lining of the heart, particularly the heart valves
    Endocarditis
  14. An occlusive vascular condition in which the small and medium sized arteries become inflamed and thrombotic
    Thromboangiitis obliterans
  15. Blood clots in the arterial bloodstream
    Arterial embolism
  16. Intermittent attacks of ischemia, especially of the fingers, toes , ears or nose, are caused by exposure to cold or emotional stimuli
    Raynaud's disease
  17. Characterized by ventricular dilation, most common type of primary cardiomyopathy
    Dilated cardiomyopathy
  18. Inflammation of the myocardium may originate from rheumatic heart disease
    Myocarditis
  19. The ventricular walls are rigid, thus limiting the ventricles' ability to expand, resulting in impaired diastolic filling
    Restrictive cardiomyopathy
  20. Surgical intervention to drain pericardial fluid
    Pericardiocentesis
  21. High BP that doesn't have one distinct cause
    Essential hypertension
  22. A group of heart muscle diseases that primarily affect the structural or functional ability of the myocardium
    Cardiomyopathy
  23. severe, rapidly progressive elevation in blood pressure. (DBP >120)
    Malignant hypertension
  24. caused by chronic venous insufficiency and delayed healing
    Venous stasis ulcers