sympatheticsystemnerves arestimulated insituationsthat requireactionCranialnerve 2responsible fortransmittingvisualinformation (Optic Nerve )cranialnerveshas 12pairsmyelinwhite,fattysubstancesthat coverthe axonseizuresa burst ofuncontrolledelectricalactivitybetween braincellssynapsethe spacebetweentwoneuronscentralnervoussystemBrain andspinalcordStrokewhen theblood to thebrain hasstoppedHeadachesa sharp pain,a throbbingsensation ora dull acheperipheralnervoussystemeverythingexpect thebrain andspinal cordBrainthe organ insidethe head thatcontrols all thebody functionsof a human bodyshinglesa painful rashthat developson one sideof the face orbodythemedullaoblongatathe connectionbetween thebrainstem andthe spinal cordneuronsare responsiblefor sending andreceivingneurotransmittersBraintumoran abnormalmass of tissue inwhich cells growand multiplyuncontrollablycerebellumits functionto coordinateand regulatemuscularactivitygangliagroups ofnerve cellbodiesepilepsya disorder in whichnerve cell activityin the brain isdisturbed, causingseizuresparasympatheticsystemnervesrespond tonormal,everydaysituationsefferentneuronscarry messagesfrom the brainto the bodyorgans or partsmeningestoughmembranesthat protectthe nervoustissuespinalnerveshas 31pairsAlzheimer'sdiseasethataffects thememoryafferentneuronscarry messagesfrom thesensory cell ofthe body to thebrainsympatheticsystemnerves arestimulated insituationsthat requireactionCranialnerve 2responsible fortransmittingvisualinformation (Optic Nerve )cranialnerveshas 12pairsmyelinwhite,fattysubstancesthat coverthe axonseizuresa burst ofuncontrolledelectricalactivitybetween braincellssynapsethe spacebetweentwoneuronscentralnervoussystemBrain andspinalcordStrokewhen theblood to thebrain hasstoppedHeadachesa sharp pain,a throbbingsensation ora dull acheperipheralnervoussystemeverythingexpect thebrain andspinal cordBrainthe organ insidethe head thatcontrols all thebody functionsof a human bodyshinglesa painful rashthat developson one sideof the face orbodythemedullaoblongatathe connectionbetween thebrainstem andthe spinal cordneuronsare responsiblefor sending andreceivingneurotransmittersBraintumoran abnormalmass of tissue inwhich cells growand multiplyuncontrollablycerebellumits functionto coordinateand regulatemuscularactivitygangliagroups ofnerve cellbodiesepilepsya disorder in whichnerve cell activityin the brain isdisturbed, causingseizuresparasympatheticsystemnervesrespond tonormal,everydaysituationsefferentneuronscarry messagesfrom the brainto the bodyorgans or partsmeningestoughmembranesthat protectthe nervoustissuespinalnerveshas 31pairsAlzheimer'sdiseasethataffects thememoryafferentneuronscarry messagesfrom thesensory cell ofthe body to thebrain

Nervous System 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. nerves are stimulated in situations that require action
    sympathetic system
  2. responsible for transmitting visual information ( Optic Nerve )
    Cranial nerve 2
  3. has 12 pairs
    cranial nerves
  4. white,fatty substances that cover the axon
    myelin
  5. a burst of uncontrolled electrical activity between brain cells
    seizures
  6. the space between two neurons
    synapse
  7. Brain and spinal cord
    central nervous system
  8. when the blood to the brain has stopped
    Stroke
  9. a sharp pain, a throbbing sensation or a dull ache
    Headaches
  10. everything expect the brain and spinal cord
    peripheral nervous system
  11. the organ inside the head that controls all the body functions of a human body
    Brain
  12. a painful rash that develops on one side of the face or body
    shingles
  13. the connection between the brainstem and the spinal cord
    the medulla oblongata
  14. are responsible for sending and receiving neurotransmitters
    neurons
  15. an abnormal mass of tissue in which cells grow and multiply uncontrollably
    Brain tumor
  16. its function to coordinate and regulate muscular activity
    cerebellum
  17. groups of nerve cell bodies
    ganglia
  18. a disorder in which nerve cell activity in the brain is disturbed, causing seizures
    epilepsy
  19. nerves respond to normal, everyday situations
    parasympathetic system
  20. carry messages from the brain to the body organs or parts
    efferent neurons
  21. tough membranes that protect the nervous tissue
    meninges
  22. has 31 pairs
    spinal nerves
  23. disease that affects the memory
    Alzheimer's
  24. carry messages from the sensory cell of the body to the brain
    afferent neurons