ObligateVirusIt must havea hostorganism tosurviveNaturalkillercellsLarge granularlymphocytes, killstarget cells byreleasing asubstance thattriggers lysis ofcellPercutaneousexposureExposure thatinvolves a hollow-bore needle filledwith blood that hadpreviously beenplaced in thepatients veinVerticaltransmissionTransmission of HIVfrom a mother to afetus; can occurduring pregnancy,during delivery, orthroughbreastfeedingDefiningcharacteristicsClinical signsandsymptomsthat a problemexistsPalliativeDesigned torelieve pain anddistress and tocontrol the S/S ofdisease; not toproduce a cureHIVdiseaseSymptoms arepersistentunexplained fever,night sweats,diarrhea, weightloss and fatigueCD4lymphocyteA type of WBC; aprotein on thesurface of cellsthat normally helpsthe body's immunesystem combatdiseaseRetrovirusLentivirus thatcontains reversetranscriptase,which is essentialfor reversetranscriptionSeronegativeNegative result onseronegativeexamination. Thestate of lacking HIVantibodies;confirmed by bloodtestBCellsProduceantibodies specificto an antigen.Capable of beingstimulated by Thelper cellsNosocomialAn infectionaquired in ahospital aleast72 hours afteradmissionKaposi'sSarcomaRare cancer of the skinor mucousmembranes;characterized by blue,red, or purple raisedlesions seen mainly inmiddle-agedmediterranian men andthose with HIV diseaseSeroprevalenceThe overallfrequency offindings of adisorder in apopulation asdetermined byblood testingPneumocystisjirovecipneumoniaAn unusual pulmonarydisease caused by aparasite that isprimarily associatedwith people who havesuppressed immunesystems, especially inpeople with AIDSAcquiredimmunodeficiencyCondition thatimpairs the body'sability to fightinfection; the endstage of thecontinuum of HIVinfectionVirulentHaving the power toproduce disease; ofor pertaining to avery pathogenic orrapidly progressivediseaseWastingThe loss oflean bodymass as aresult ofillnessAdherenceFollowing aprescribedregimen oftherapy ortreatment fordiseaseOpportunisticDisease characteristiccause by anormallynonpathogenicorganism in a hostwhose resistance hasbeen decreased by adisorder such as AIDSSeroconversionThe development ofdetectable levels ofantibodies fromnegative to positiveas antibodiesdevelop in reaction toan infectionCDCFederal agency thatprovides facilities andservices forinvestigation,identification,prevention, andcontrol of diseasePhagocyteWBC that are ableto surround, engulf,and digestmicroorganismsand cellular debrisViralloadAmount ofmeasurableHIV virionsObligateVirusIt must havea hostorganism tosurviveNaturalkillercellsLarge granularlymphocytes, killstarget cells byreleasing asubstance thattriggers lysis ofcellPercutaneousexposureExposure thatinvolves a hollow-bore needle filledwith blood that hadpreviously beenplaced in thepatients veinVerticaltransmissionTransmission of HIVfrom a mother to afetus; can occurduring pregnancy,during delivery, orthroughbreastfeedingDefiningcharacteristicsClinical signsandsymptomsthat a problemexistsPalliativeDesigned torelieve pain anddistress and tocontrol the S/S ofdisease; not toproduce a cureHIVdiseaseSymptoms arepersistentunexplained fever,night sweats,diarrhea, weightloss and fatigueCD4lymphocyteA type of WBC; aprotein on thesurface of cellsthat normally helpsthe body's immunesystem combatdiseaseRetrovirusLentivirus thatcontains reversetranscriptase,which is essentialfor reversetranscriptionSeronegativeNegative result onseronegativeexamination. Thestate of lacking HIVantibodies;confirmed by bloodtestBCellsProduceantibodies specificto an antigen.Capable of beingstimulated by Thelper cellsNosocomialAn infectionaquired in ahospital aleast72 hours afteradmissionKaposi'sSarcomaRare cancer of the skinor mucousmembranes;characterized by blue,red, or purple raisedlesions seen mainly inmiddle-agedmediterranian men andthose with HIV diseaseSeroprevalenceThe overallfrequency offindings of adisorder in apopulation asdetermined byblood testingPneumocystisjirovecipneumoniaAn unusual pulmonarydisease caused by aparasite that isprimarily associatedwith people who havesuppressed immunesystems, especially inpeople with AIDSAcquiredimmunodeficiencyCondition thatimpairs the body'sability to fightinfection; the endstage of thecontinuum of HIVinfectionVirulentHaving the power toproduce disease; ofor pertaining to avery pathogenic orrapidly progressivediseaseWastingThe loss oflean bodymass as aresult ofillnessAdherenceFollowing aprescribedregimen oftherapy ortreatment fordiseaseOpportunisticDisease characteristiccause by anormallynonpathogenicorganism in a hostwhose resistance hasbeen decreased by adisorder such as AIDSSeroconversionThe development ofdetectable levels ofantibodies fromnegative to positiveas antibodiesdevelop in reaction toan infectionCDCFederal agency thatprovides facilities andservices forinvestigation,identification,prevention, andcontrol of diseasePhagocyteWBC that are ableto surround, engulf,and digestmicroorganismsand cellular debrisViralloadAmount ofmeasurableHIV virions

Patient With HIV - 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. It must have a host organism to survive
    Obligate Virus
  2. Large granular lymphocytes, kills target cells by releasing a substance that triggers lysis of cell
    Natural killer cells
  3. Exposure that involves a hollow-bore needle filled with blood that had previously been placed in the patients vein
    Percutaneous exposure
  4. Transmission of HIV from a mother to a fetus; can occur during pregnancy, during delivery, or through breastfeeding
    Vertical transmission
  5. Clinical signs and symptoms that a problem exists
    Defining characteristics
  6. Designed to relieve pain and distress and to control the S/S of disease; not to produce a cure
    Palliative
  7. Symptoms are persistent unexplained fever, night sweats, diarrhea, weight loss and fatigue
    HIV disease
  8. A type of WBC; a protein on the surface of cells that normally helps the body's immune system combat disease
    CD4 lymphocyte
  9. Lentivirus that contains reverse transcriptase, which is essential for reverse transcription
    Retrovirus
  10. Negative result on seronegative examination. The state of lacking HIV antibodies; confirmed by blood test
    Seronegative
  11. Produce antibodies specific to an antigen. Capable of being stimulated by T helper cells
    B Cells
  12. An infection aquired in a hospital aleast 72 hours after admission
    Nosocomial
  13. Rare cancer of the skin or mucous membranes; characterized by blue, red, or purple raised lesions seen mainly in middle-aged mediterranian men and those with HIV disease
    Kaposi's Sarcoma
  14. The overall frequency of findings of a disorder in a population as determined by blood testing
    Seroprevalence
  15. An unusual pulmonary disease caused by a parasite that is primarily associated with people who have suppressed immune systems, especially in people with AIDS
    Pneumocystis jiroveci pneumonia
  16. Condition that impairs the body's ability to fight infection; the end stage of the continuum of HIV infection
    Acquired immunodeficiency
  17. Having the power to produce disease; of or pertaining to a very pathogenic or rapidly progressive disease
    Virulent
  18. The loss of lean body mass as a result of illness
    Wasting
  19. Following a prescribed regimen of therapy or treatment for disease
    Adherence
  20. Disease characteristic cause by anormally nonpathogenic organism in a host whose resistance has been decreased by a disorder such as AIDS
    Opportunistic
  21. The development of detectable levels of antibodies from negative to positive as antibodies develop in reaction to an infection
    Seroconversion
  22. Federal agency that provides facilities and services for investigation, identification, prevention, and control of disease
    CDC
  23. WBC that are able to surround, engulf, and digest microorganisms and cellular debris
    Phagocyte
  24. Amount of measurable HIV virions
    Viral load