PulmonaryveinOxygenatedblood returnsthrough the... to the leftatriumGlandorgan thatsecretes; 2types:exocrine andendocrineExocrineGlandsecretesproductsthroughDUCTS to atarget areasynovialjointpermitsfreemovementDecalcificationRemoval ofcalciumdepositsfrom heartvalvesHormonesExcited;release/regulateactivity of bodypart; eachhormone has areceptor = allowsspecificitysystolicpressureBlood pressurein the arteriesduringcontraction ofthe ventricles.cartilaginousjointpermitslimitedmovementfibrousjointbetweenbones thatcloselycontact eachotherfibrousjointpermitslittle or nomovementOpticN (II)Sensory: Vision-II-Passes throughoptic canal ofsphenoidOlfactoryN (I)Sensory: Smell-I-Passes throughcribriform plateof ethmoidcartilaginousjointbonesseparated bydiscs offibrocartilage orhyalinecartilageAminoAcid-BasedHormonesAmines,peptides,proteinsHeartmurmurAn abnormalsound from theheart producedby defects in thechambers orvalvesLipidBasedHormonesSteroids(estrogen,testosterone);not watersolubleLeftatriumChamber thatreceives oxygenatedblood from thepulmonary veins andpumps it intosystemic circulation.synovialjointinvolvescartilage anda joint cavityfilled withfluidseptumDivides theright and leftchambers ofthe heartArteryA pulse canbe detectedmost easilyin a(n) ...VenacavaOne of two largevessels (superior andinferior) that returndeoxygenated bloodto the right atrium ofthe heart.TrigeminalN (V)Motor:Mastication MMSensory: Faceand oral cavity-VOculomotorN (III)Motor: ExtrinsicMuscles of Eye-III-Passes throughsuperior orbitalfissureTrochlearN (IV)Motor: ExtrinsicMuscles of Eye(Superior oblique M)-IV-Turns eye-Passes throughsuperior orbitalfissurePulmonaryveinOxygenatedblood returnsthrough the... to the leftatriumGlandorgan thatsecretes; 2types:exocrine andendocrineExocrineGlandsecretesproductsthroughDUCTS to atarget areasynovialjointpermitsfreemovementDecalcificationRemoval ofcalciumdepositsfrom heartvalvesHormonesExcited;release/regulateactivity of bodypart; eachhormone has areceptor = allowsspecificitysystolicpressureBlood pressurein the arteriesduringcontraction ofthe ventricles.cartilaginousjointpermitslimitedmovementfibrousjointbetweenbones thatcloselycontact eachotherfibrousjointpermitslittle or nomovementOpticN (II)Sensory: Vision-II-Passes throughoptic canal ofsphenoidOlfactoryN (I)Sensory: Smell-I-Passes throughcribriform plateof ethmoidcartilaginousjointbonesseparated bydiscs offibrocartilage orhyalinecartilageAminoAcid-BasedHormonesAmines,peptides,proteinsHeartmurmurAn abnormalsound from theheart producedby defects in thechambers orvalvesLipidBasedHormonesSteroids(estrogen,testosterone);not watersolubleLeftatriumChamber thatreceives oxygenatedblood from thepulmonary veins andpumps it intosystemic circulation.synovialjointinvolvescartilage anda joint cavityfilled withfluidseptumDivides theright and leftchambers ofthe heartArteryA pulse canbe detectedmost easilyin a(n) ...VenacavaOne of two largevessels (superior andinferior) that returndeoxygenated bloodto the right atrium ofthe heart.TrigeminalN (V)Motor:Mastication MMSensory: Faceand oral cavity-VOculomotorN (III)Motor: ExtrinsicMuscles of Eye-III-Passes throughsuperior orbitalfissureTrochlearN (IV)Motor: ExtrinsicMuscles of Eye(Superior oblique M)-IV-Turns eye-Passes throughsuperior orbitalfissure

Anatomy - 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. Oxygenated blood returns through the ... to the left atrium
    Pulmonary vein
  2. organ that secretes; 2 types: exocrine and endocrine
    Gland
  3. secretes products through DUCTS to a target area
    Exocrine Gland
  4. permits free movement
    synovial joint
  5. Removal of calcium deposits from heart valves
    Decalcification
  6. Excited; release/regulate activity of body part; each hormone has a receptor = allows specificity
    Hormones
  7. Blood pressure in the arteries during contraction of the ventricles.
    systolic pressure
  8. permits limited movement
    cartilaginous joint
  9. between bones that closely contact each other
    fibrous joint
  10. permits little or no movement
    fibrous joint
  11. Sensory: Vision -II -Passes through optic canal of sphenoid
    Optic N (II)
  12. Sensory: Smell -I -Passes through cribriform plate of ethmoid
    Olfactory N (I)
  13. bones separated by discs of fibrocartilage or hyaline cartilage
    cartilaginous joint
  14. Amines, peptides, proteins
    Amino Acid-Based Hormones
  15. An abnormal sound from the heart produced by defects in the chambers or valves
    Heart murmur
  16. Steroids (estrogen, testosterone); not water soluble
    Lipid Based Hormones
  17. Chamber that receives oxygenated blood from the pulmonary veins and pumps it into systemic circulation.
    Left atrium
  18. involves cartilage and a joint cavity filled with fluid
    synovial joint
  19. Divides the right and left chambers of the heart
    septum
  20. A pulse can be detected most easily in a(n) ...
    Artery
  21. One of two large vessels (superior and inferior) that return deoxygenated blood to the right atrium of the heart.
    Vena cava
  22. Motor: Mastication MM Sensory: Face and oral cavity -V
    Trigeminal N (V)
  23. Motor: Extrinsic Muscles of Eye -III -Passes through superior orbital fissure
    Oculomotor N (III)
  24. Motor: Extrinsic Muscles of Eye (Superior oblique M) -IV -Turns eye -Passes through superior orbital fissure
    Trochlear N (IV)