AerobicbacteriaBacteria thatgrows only inthe presenceof oxygenSurgicalAsepsisSterile technique,consists oftechniquesdesigned to destroyall microrganismsand their sporesMode oftransmissionMethod or vehicleof transportation,such as exudate,feces, air droplets,hands, and needlesFomiteInanimate(nonliving)objectThe bodiesresponse toinjury orinfection at thecellular levelInflammatoryresponseAsepsisThe absence ofpathogenicmicroorganismsCarrierA person or animalthat does not becomeill but harbors andspreads an organism,causing disease inothersContaminationMeans a conditionof being soiled,stained, touchedby or otherwiseexposed toharmful agentsPortalof exitExit routefrom thereservoirDisinfectionThe use of achemical thatcan be appliedto objects todestroymicroorganismsEndogenousGrowingwithinthe bodyDisinfectionThe use of achemical thatcan be appliedto objects todestroymicroorganismsReserviorAny naturalhabitat of amicroorganismthat promotesgrowth andreproductionHostAnotherperson oranimal that issusceptible tothe pathogenSporeA round body thatis formed by thebaterium whenconditions areunfavorable forgrowth of thebacteriumExogenousGrowingoutsidethe bodyAnaerobicbacteriaBacteria thatonly grows inthe absenceof oxygenMedicalAsepsisClean technique,technique that inhibitthe growth andtransmission ofpathogenicmicroorganisms.Hand hygeine,change linensAntisepticA substance thattends to inhibit thegrowth andreproduction ofmicroorganismsand may be usedon humansSystemicAn infectionthat affects theentire bodyinstead of a justa single organPathogenInfectiousagentVirulentExceedinglypathogenicVehicleThe means by whichmicroorganisms arecarried about andtransported to thenext host once theyhave left the reserviorPortalof entryEntrancethrough theskin,mucous, ormouthMicroorganismTiny, usuallymicroscopicentities capableof carrying onliving processesAerobicbacteriaBacteria thatgrows only inthe presenceof oxygenSurgicalAsepsisSterile technique,consists oftechniquesdesigned to destroyall microrganismsand their sporesMode oftransmissionMethod or vehicleof transportation,such as exudate,feces, air droplets,hands, and needlesFomiteInanimate(nonliving)objectThe bodiesresponse toinjury orinfection at thecellular levelInflammatoryresponseAsepsisThe absence ofpathogenicmicroorganismsCarrierA person or animalthat does not becomeill but harbors andspreads an organism,causing disease inothersContaminationMeans a conditionof being soiled,stained, touchedby or otherwiseexposed toharmful agentsPortalof exitExit routefrom thereservoirDisinfectionThe use of achemical thatcan be appliedto objects todestroymicroorganismsEndogenousGrowingwithinthe bodyDisinfectionThe use of achemical thatcan be appliedto objects todestroymicroorganismsReserviorAny naturalhabitat of amicroorganismthat promotesgrowth andreproductionHostAnotherperson oranimal that issusceptible tothe pathogenSporeA round body thatis formed by thebaterium whenconditions areunfavorable forgrowth of thebacteriumExogenousGrowingoutsidethe bodyAnaerobicbacteriaBacteria thatonly grows inthe absenceof oxygenMedicalAsepsisClean technique,technique that inhibitthe growth andtransmission ofpathogenicmicroorganisms.Hand hygeine,change linensAntisepticA substance thattends to inhibit thegrowth andreproduction ofmicroorganismsand may be usedon humansSystemicAn infectionthat affects theentire bodyinstead of a justa single organPathogenInfectiousagentVirulentExceedinglypathogenicVehicleThe means by whichmicroorganisms arecarried about andtransported to thenext host once theyhave left the reserviorPortalof entryEntrancethrough theskin,mucous, ormouthMicroorganismTiny, usuallymicroscopicentities capableof carrying onliving processes

Asepsis and Infection Control - 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. Bacteria that grows only in the presence of oxygen
    Aerobic bacteria
  2. Sterile technique, consists of techniques designed to destroy all microrganisms and their spores
    Surgical Asepsis
  3. Method or vehicle of transportation, such as exudate, feces, air droplets, hands, and needles
    Mode of transmission
  4. Inanimate (nonliving) object
    Fomite
  5. Inflammatory response
    The bodies response to injury or infection at the cellular level
  6. The absence of pathogenic microorganisms
    Asepsis
  7. A person or animal that does not become ill but harbors and spreads an organism, causing disease in others
    Carrier
  8. Means a condition of being soiled, stained, touched by or otherwise exposed to harmful agents
    Contamination
  9. Exit route from the reservoir
    Portal of exit
  10. The use of a chemical that can be applied to objects to destroy microorganisms
    Disinfection
  11. Growing within the body
    Endogenous
  12. The use of a chemical that can be applied to objects to destroy microorganisms
    Disinfection
  13. Any natural habitat of a microorganism that promotes growth and reproduction
    Reservior
  14. Another person or animal that is susceptible to the pathogen
    Host
  15. A round body that is formed by the baterium when conditions are unfavorable for growth of the bacterium
    Spore
  16. Growing outside the body
    Exogenous
  17. Bacteria that only grows in the absence of oxygen
    Anaerobic bacteria
  18. Clean technique, technique that inhibit the growth and transmission of pathogenic microorganisms. Hand hygeine, change linens
    Medical Asepsis
  19. A substance that tends to inhibit the growth and reproduction of microorganisms and may be used on humans
    Antiseptic
  20. An infection that affects the entire body instead of a just a single organ
    Systemic
  21. Infectious agent
    Pathogen
  22. Exceedingly pathogenic
    Virulent
  23. The means by which microorganisms are carried about and transported to the next host once they have left the reservior
    Vehicle
  24. Entrance through the skin, mucous, or mouth
    Portal of entry
  25. Tiny, usually microscopic entities capable of carrying on living processes
    Microorganism