Cerebralregion that isthe primaryprocessingarea for visionSmall gapbetween neuronscrossed byneurotransmitterswhat's thebrain andspinal cordcalledtogether?Cerebral regionthat is theprimaryprocessingarea for skinsensesStructure at theback of the braininvolved inbalance, finemotor skills, andsequencingNeurotransmitterwhose imbalanceis involved inschizophrenia andParkinson’sdiseaseThe electricalpotential atwhich anactionpotential firesBrain structure thatregulates manyimportant functionsthrough stimulationof the pituitary“master gland”Structures mostinvolved inproducing speech,located in the lefthemisphere formost peopleNeurotransmittermost critical formemory, alsoused for musclecontractionBrain-imagingtechnique thatuses powerfulmagnets tocreate sharppicturesCerebral regionthat is the primaryprocessing areafor higher brainfunctions andmotor messagesThebody’snaturalpain killerThin layer ofcells coveringthe forebrain,site of mostbrain activityConnectionbetween thebrain and theperipheralnervous systemHormones that areused by thenervous system tocommunicatemessages throughthe bodyPostsynapticstructures ina neuronthat receivemessagesSpecializedcells thatcommunicateinformation inthe nervoussystemPart of thelimbic system,important inthe fearresponseMeasurementthat tracksbrain wavesNeurotransmitterinvolved in moodregulation, targetof manyantidepressiondrugsStructure thatrelaysinformationfrom all sensesexcept smellCollection ofsubcortical,forebrainstructuresmainly involvedin emotionCerebral regionthat is theprimaryprocessingarea for hearingConnectionbetweencerebralhemispheresA threadlikestructure thatactionpotentialtravels alongCerebralregion that isthe primaryprocessingarea for visionSmall gapbetween neuronscrossed byneurotransmitterswhat's thebrain andspinal cordcalledtogether?Cerebral regionthat is theprimaryprocessingarea for skinsensesStructure at theback of the braininvolved inbalance, finemotor skills, andsequencingNeurotransmitterwhose imbalanceis involved inschizophrenia andParkinson’sdiseaseThe electricalpotential atwhich anactionpotential firesBrain structure thatregulates manyimportant functionsthrough stimulationof the pituitary“master gland”Structures mostinvolved inproducing speech,located in the lefthemisphere formost peopleNeurotransmittermost critical formemory, alsoused for musclecontractionBrain-imagingtechnique thatuses powerfulmagnets tocreate sharppicturesCerebral regionthat is the primaryprocessing areafor higher brainfunctions andmotor messagesThebody’snaturalpain killerThin layer ofcells coveringthe forebrain,site of mostbrain activityConnectionbetween thebrain and theperipheralnervous systemHormones that areused by thenervous system tocommunicatemessages throughthe bodyPostsynapticstructures ina neuronthat receivemessagesSpecializedcells thatcommunicateinformation inthe nervoussystemPart of thelimbic system,important inthe fearresponseMeasurementthat tracksbrain wavesNeurotransmitterinvolved in moodregulation, targetof manyantidepressiondrugsStructure thatrelaysinformationfrom all sensesexcept smellCollection ofsubcortical,forebrainstructuresmainly involvedin emotionCerebral regionthat is theprimaryprocessingarea for hearingConnectionbetweencerebralhemispheresA threadlikestructure thatactionpotentialtravels along

ARE YOU PSYCHED ENOUGH FOR THIS? - 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. Cerebral region that is the primary processing area for vision
  2. Small gap between neurons crossed by neurotransmitters
  3. what's the brain and spinal cord called together?
  4. Cerebral region that is the primary processing area for skin senses
  5. Structure at the back of the brain involved in balance, fine motor skills, and sequencing
  6. Neurotransmitter whose imbalance is involved in schizophrenia and Parkinson’s disease
  7. The electrical potential at which an action potential fires
  8. Brain structure that regulates many important functions through stimulation of the pituitary “master gland”
  9. Structures most involved in producing speech, located in the left hemisphere for most people
  10. Neurotransmitter most critical for memory, also used for muscle contraction
  11. Brain-imaging technique that uses powerful magnets to create sharp pictures
  12. Cerebral region that is the primary processing area for higher brain functions and motor messages
  13. The body’s natural pain killer
  14. Thin layer of cells covering the forebrain, site of most brain activity
  15. Connection between the brain and the peripheral nervous system
  16. Hormones that are used by the nervous system to communicate messages through the body
  17. Postsynaptic structures in a neuron that receive messages
  18. Specialized cells that communicate information in the nervous system
  19. Part of the limbic system, important in the fear response
  20. Measurement that tracks brain waves
  21. Neurotransmitter involved in mood regulation, target of many antidepression drugs
  22. Structure that relays information from all senses except smell
  23. Collection of subcortical, forebrain structures mainly involved in emotion
  24. Cerebral region that is the primary processing area for hearing
  25. Connection between cerebral hemispheres
  26. A threadlike structure that action potential travels along