Prone - ls lyingface down. And itcan be referred toas ventralrecumbentposition.Supineposition-lslying onback; facingupwards.Midsagittalplane-verticalplane dividingthe body intoequally right andleft halvesMagnetic ResonanceImaging (MRI) -technique used todetect abnormalitiessuch as swelling andinfectionsTomography-Process ofrecordingslicesCoronal plane-vertical planedividing bodyinto anterior andposterior portionProximal-Pertaining tonear (to thepoint ofattachment of abody part)Ventral-Describes thebody trunk, it islocated towardsthe belly.ComputedTomography-technique fordetailed cross-sectional imagesof the bodyMediolateral-Pertaining tothe middleand to thesideFowler - semisitting positionwith slightelevation ofthe knee.Midline-imaginaryline separatethe body, orbody partsUmbilicalRegion-Aroundthe navelSonogram-Record ofSoundDorsal-Describesthe back ofthe head andthe trunk.Distal-pertaining toaway (from thepoint ofattachment of abody partNuclear Medicine(NM) - imaginginternal structuresby using a GammacameraRadiography-Process ofrecording x-raysRecumbentposition -indicating apatient lyingdown in anypositionSonography-Process ofrecordingsoundPosterior-Pertainingto thebackFluoroscopy -technique usedfor imagingmoving bodystructuresAxial plane-horizontal planedividing bodyinto superior andinferior portionLeft lateralrecumbentposition - lying onthe patient's leftside; with kneedrawn upward.Radiology-Study of xraysProne - ls lyingface down. And itcan be referred toas ventralrecumbentposition.Supineposition-lslying onback; facingupwards.Midsagittalplane-verticalplane dividingthe body intoequally right andleft halvesMagnetic ResonanceImaging (MRI) -technique used todetect abnormalitiessuch as swelling andinfectionsTomography-Process ofrecordingslicesCoronal plane-vertical planedividing bodyinto anterior andposterior portionProximal-Pertaining tonear (to thepoint ofattachment of abody part)Ventral-Describes thebody trunk, it islocated towardsthe belly.ComputedTomography-technique fordetailed cross-sectional imagesof the bodyMediolateral-Pertaining tothe middleand to thesideFowler - semisitting positionwith slightelevation ofthe knee.Midline-imaginaryline separatethe body, orbody partsUmbilicalRegion-Aroundthe navelSonogram-Record ofSoundDorsal-Describesthe back ofthe head andthe trunk.Distal-pertaining toaway (from thepoint ofattachment of abody partNuclear Medicine(NM) - imaginginternal structuresby using a GammacameraRadiography-Process ofrecording x-raysRecumbentposition -indicating apatient lyingdown in anypositionSonography-Process ofrecordingsoundPosterior-Pertainingto thebackFluoroscopy -technique usedfor imagingmoving bodystructuresAxial plane-horizontal planedividing bodyinto superior andinferior portionLeft lateralrecumbentposition - lying onthe patient's leftside; with kneedrawn upward.Radiology-Study of xrays

Untitled 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. Prone - ls lying face down. And it can be referred to as ventral recumbent position.
  2. Supine position-ls lying on back; facing upwards.
  3. Midsagittal plane-vertical plane dividing the body into equally right and left halves
  4. Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) - technique used to detect abnormalities such as swelling and infections
  5. Tomography- Process of recording slices
  6. Coronal plane- vertical plane dividing body into anterior and posterior portion
  7. Proximal- Pertaining to near (to the point of attachment of a body part)
  8. Ventral- Describes the body trunk, it is located towards the belly.
  9. Computed Tomography-technique for detailed cross-sectional images of the body
  10. Mediolateral- Pertaining to the middle and to the side
  11. Fowler - semi sitting position with slight elevation of the knee.
  12. Midline- imaginary line separate the body, or body parts
  13. Umbilical Region- Around the navel
  14. Sonogram- Record of Sound
  15. Dorsal- Describes the back of the head and the trunk.
  16. Distal- pertaining to away (from the point of attachment of a body part
  17. Nuclear Medicine (NM) - imaging internal structures by using a Gamma camera
  18. Radiography- Process of recording x-rays
  19. Recumbent position - indicating a patient lying down in any position
  20. Sonography-Process of recording sound
  21. Posterior- Pertaining to the back
  22. Fluoroscopy - technique used for imaging moving body structures
  23. Axial plane- horizontal plane dividing body into superior and inferior portion
  24. Left lateral recumbent position - lying on the patient's left side; with knee drawn upward.
  25. Radiology- Study of x rays