CervicalPlexusC1-C5StretchReflexmonosynapticand ipsilateralreflexGanglionthe area ofnerve tractwhere all ofthe cellbodies resideVestibulocochlearNervesensory CNthat brings inhearing andbalanceinformationThoracicSpinalNerves12 pairsof spinalnervesOlfactoryNervesensorycranial nervethat brings insmellinformationPeripheralNervousSystemdivision ofnervous systemthat iseverything butthe brain andspinal cordLumbarPlexusT12-L5PhrenicNervenerve thatinnervatesthediaphragmFemoralNervenerve thathelpsinnervates theanterior portionof your legFacialNervemixed CN that isresponsible forfacialexpressions andsome tasteCrossed-ExtensorReflexpolysynapticandcontralateralreflexDorsalRootsstructure thatconnects thespinal nerveto the dorsalhornBrachialPlexusC5-T1Dermatomeseach portion ofskin that yournervesinnervate;affected byshinglesOculomotorNervemotor CN thatis responsiblefor moving theeyes; CN 3VagusNervelongest CN; mixedCN that takes insensory informationfrom the abdomen,and brings out motorinformation to heart,abdomen, and lungsNervesgroups ofmyelinatedandnonmyelinatedaxonsWithdrawalReflexpolysynapticandipsilateralreflexSacralSpinalNerves5 pairs ofspinalnervesVentralRamistructuresthatdifferentiateto makeplexusesSciaticNervenerve thathelpsinnervates theposteriorportion of yourlegCoccygealSpinalNerves1 pair ofspinalnervesUlnarNervenerve youfeel whenyou hit your'funny bone'TrigeminalNervebiggest CN;responsible forfacial sensationand chewingmotions in faceCervicalSpinalNerves8 pairs ofspinalnervesGlossopharyngealNervemixed CN that isresponsible fortaste,swallowing, andsaliva secretionHypoglossalNervemotor CNthat aids inspeech andswallowingVentralRootsstructure thatconnects thespinal nerveto the ventralhornDorsalRamistructures thatsplit off ofspinal nerveand innervateyour backLumbarSpinalNerves5 pairs ofspinalnervesTwo-PointThresholdmeasure downto see theamount ofsensoryreceptors in acertain areaSacralPlexusL4-S4SuperficialReflexesreflexes thatarestimulated bycutaneoussimulationTrochlearNervemotor CN thatis responsiblefor moving theeyes; CN 4OpticNervesensorycranial nervethat brings invisualinformationAbducensNervemotor CN thatis responsiblefor moving theeyes; CN 6AccessoryNervemotor CN thatinnervates thesternocleidomastoidand traquziusCervicalPlexusC1-C5StretchReflexmonosynapticand ipsilateralreflexGanglionthe area ofnerve tractwhere all ofthe cellbodies resideVestibulocochlearNervesensory CNthat brings inhearing andbalanceinformationThoracicSpinalNerves12 pairsof spinalnervesOlfactoryNervesensorycranial nervethat brings insmellinformationPeripheralNervousSystemdivision ofnervous systemthat iseverything butthe brain andspinal cordLumbarPlexusT12-L5PhrenicNervenerve thatinnervatesthediaphragmFemoralNervenerve thathelpsinnervates theanterior portionof your legFacialNervemixed CN that isresponsible forfacialexpressions andsome tasteCrossed-ExtensorReflexpolysynapticandcontralateralreflexDorsalRootsstructure thatconnects thespinal nerveto the dorsalhornBrachialPlexusC5-T1Dermatomeseach portion ofskin that yournervesinnervate;affected byshinglesOculomotorNervemotor CN thatis responsiblefor moving theeyes; CN 3VagusNervelongest CN; mixedCN that takes insensory informationfrom the abdomen,and brings out motorinformation to heart,abdomen, and lungsNervesgroups ofmyelinatedandnonmyelinatedaxonsWithdrawalReflexpolysynapticandipsilateralreflexSacralSpinalNerves5 pairs ofspinalnervesVentralRamistructuresthatdifferentiateto makeplexusesSciaticNervenerve thathelpsinnervates theposteriorportion of yourlegCoccygealSpinalNerves1 pair ofspinalnervesUlnarNervenerve youfeel whenyou hit your'funny bone'TrigeminalNervebiggest CN;responsible forfacial sensationand chewingmotions in faceCervicalSpinalNerves8 pairs ofspinalnervesGlossopharyngealNervemixed CN that isresponsible fortaste,swallowing, andsaliva secretionHypoglossalNervemotor CNthat aids inspeech andswallowingVentralRootsstructure thatconnects thespinal nerveto the ventralhornDorsalRamistructures thatsplit off ofspinal nerveand innervateyour backLumbarSpinalNerves5 pairs ofspinalnervesTwo-PointThresholdmeasure downto see theamount ofsensoryreceptors in acertain areaSacralPlexusL4-S4SuperficialReflexesreflexes thatarestimulated bycutaneoussimulationTrochlearNervemotor CN thatis responsiblefor moving theeyes; CN 4OpticNervesensorycranial nervethat brings invisualinformationAbducensNervemotor CN thatis responsiblefor moving theeyes; CN 6AccessoryNervemotor CN thatinnervates thesternocleidomastoidand traquzius

PNS Bingo - 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. C1-C5
    Cervical Plexus
  2. monosynaptic and ipsilateral reflex
    Stretch Reflex
  3. the area of nerve tract where all of the cell bodies reside
    Ganglion
  4. sensory CN that brings in hearing and balance information
    Vestibulocochlear Nerve
  5. 12 pairs of spinal nerves
    Thoracic Spinal Nerves
  6. sensory cranial nerve that brings in smell information
    Olfactory Nerve
  7. division of nervous system that is everything but the brain and spinal cord
    Peripheral Nervous System
  8. T12-L5
    Lumbar Plexus
  9. nerve that innervates the diaphragm
    Phrenic Nerve
  10. nerve that helps innervates the anterior portion of your leg
    Femoral Nerve
  11. mixed CN that is responsible for facial expressions and some taste
    Facial Nerve
  12. polysynaptic and contralateral reflex
    Crossed-Extensor Reflex
  13. structure that connects the spinal nerve to the dorsal horn
    Dorsal Roots
  14. C5-T1
    Brachial Plexus
  15. each portion of skin that your nerves innervate; affected by shingles
    Dermatomes
  16. motor CN that is responsible for moving the eyes; CN 3
    Oculomotor Nerve
  17. longest CN; mixed CN that takes in sensory information from the abdomen, and brings out motor information to heart, abdomen, and lungs
    Vagus Nerve
  18. groups of myelinated and nonmyelinated axons
    Nerves
  19. polysynaptic and ipsilateral reflex
    Withdrawal Reflex
  20. 5 pairs of spinal nerves
    Sacral Spinal Nerves
  21. structures that differentiate to make plexuses
    Ventral Rami
  22. nerve that helps innervates the posterior portion of your leg
    Sciatic Nerve
  23. 1 pair of spinal nerves
    Coccygeal Spinal Nerves
  24. nerve you feel when you hit your 'funny bone'
    Ulnar Nerve
  25. biggest CN; responsible for facial sensation and chewing motions in face
    Trigeminal Nerve
  26. 8 pairs of spinal nerves
    Cervical Spinal Nerves
  27. mixed CN that is responsible for taste, swallowing, and saliva secretion
    Glossopharyngeal Nerve
  28. motor CN that aids in speech and swallowing
    Hypoglossal Nerve
  29. structure that connects the spinal nerve to the ventral horn
    Ventral Roots
  30. structures that split off of spinal nerve and innervate your back
    Dorsal Rami
  31. 5 pairs of spinal nerves
    Lumbar Spinal Nerves
  32. measure down to see the amount of sensory receptors in a certain area
    Two-Point Threshold
  33. L4-S4
    Sacral Plexus
  34. reflexes that are stimulated by cutaneous simulation
    Superficial Reflexes
  35. motor CN that is responsible for moving the eyes; CN 4
    Trochlear Nerve
  36. sensory cranial nerve that brings in visual information
    Optic Nerve
  37. motor CN that is responsible for moving the eyes; CN 6
    Abducens Nerve
  38. motor CN that innervates the sternocleidomastoid and traquzius
    Accessory Nerve