highbloodpressureCan lead tomedical events,includingstorke, heartattack, TIA.Alzheimer'sthe mostcommontype ofdementiaAmyloidplaquesThe buildupin the brainthat leads toalzhiemersParkinson'saneurodegenerativedisorder thataffects the centralnervous systemDrinksAvoid sugarydrinks becauseour brain doesnot register thecalories.BalancetrainingExercisesthat help toimprovebalance andcoordination. Range ofmotion(ROM)The ability ofa joint tomove throughits full rangeof motion.LowbloodpressureCan lead todizziness,lightheadednessor syncopeADLactivitiesof dailylivingGaittrainingTraining toimprovewalking andmovingpatterns.FallpreventionStrategiesto reducethe risk offallsfruits andvegetablesnclude a variety offruits andvegetables in yourdiet to provideessential vitamins,minerals, and fiberOrthostatichypotension_____ can causedizziness,lightheadednessand syncope withrapid positionchanges.DepressionDepression is amood disorder thatcan cause feelings ofsadness, loss ofinterest in activities,and a variety ofemotional andphysical problemsUTI___ is adiagnosis thatcontributes to alarge percent offalls, can makeyou confused.WholefoodsEat as manywhole foodsas possiblein your dietClutter____ inwalkwayscan increasefall risk.self-neglectParkinsonspatients areoften foundto have selfneglectStresscan increase the riskof falls, dementia,and Parkinson'sdisease. Find healthyways to managestress, such asexercise, meditation,or yoga.HealthydietEating a healthy dietcan help to improveoverall health andwell-being. Aim for adiet that is rich infruits, vegetables,and whole grainsAdaptiveequipmentDevices and toolsthat can helppeople withdisabilities toperform activitiesof daily living(ADLs)SpillsClean up___ topreventslipping.MobilitytrainingTraining toimprove theability to movearoundindependentlyAPOEOne well-knowngene thatinfluencesAlzheimer's risk isthe apolipoproteinE (APOE) geneWCBrakesForgetting tolock __brakes canincrease fallrisk.grabbarA ____ next tothe toilet canhelp reducefalls whenusing therestroom.Exerciseregularlyhelps to improvestrength, balance,and coordination. Aimfor at least 30minutes of moderate-intensity exercisemost days of theweek.ShufflinggaitGait patterntypical fparkinosonsdisease thatcan increaserisk of falls.InflammationCan lead tojoint painand manyother healthconditions.Dementianot a specific diseasebut is rather ageneral term for theimpaired ability toremember, think, ormake decisions thatinterferes with doingeveryday activities.MedicationmanagementTakingmedicationssafely andeffectivelySleepis essential forgood health.Aim for 7-8hours of sleepeach nightSocializeSocial interaction isimportant for goodmental health. Maketime for activities thatyou enjoy and thatallow you to connectwith others.properfootwearAvoid slipperyshoes and optfor footwear withgood traction toprevent slipsand fallsvisioncheckupsHave regularvision checkups:Ensure your visionis up to date toavoid tripping overunseen obstacles.StrengthtrainingExercises thathelp to buildand maintainmusclestrength.HomesafetyassessmentAn evaluationof the home toidentify andeliminatepotentialhazards.proteinsourcesInclude leanprotein sourceslike fish, poultry,beans, and lentilsto maintain musclemass andstrength.DopamineThenuerotransmitterinvolved inparksionspoormotivationCould indicatean underlyingcondition ofdepression ordemonetiaRDNThisprofessional canhelp advise youon your diet andgetting adequatenutrients.highbloodpressureCan lead tomedical events,includingstorke, heartattack, TIA.Alzheimer'sthe mostcommontype ofdementiaAmyloidplaquesThe buildupin the brainthat leads toalzhiemersParkinson'saneurodegenerativedisorder thataffects the centralnervous systemDrinksAvoid sugarydrinks becauseour brain doesnot register thecalories.BalancetrainingExercisesthat help toimprovebalance andcoordination. Range ofmotion(ROM)The ability ofa joint tomove throughits full rangeof motion.LowbloodpressureCan lead todizziness,lightheadednessor syncopeADLactivitiesof dailylivingGaittrainingTraining toimprovewalking andmovingpatterns.FallpreventionStrategiesto reducethe risk offallsfruits andvegetablesnclude a variety offruits andvegetables in yourdiet to provideessential vitamins,minerals, and fiberOrthostatichypotension_____ can causedizziness,lightheadednessand syncope withrapid positionchanges.DepressionDepression is amood disorder thatcan cause feelings ofsadness, loss ofinterest in activities,and a variety ofemotional andphysical problemsUTI___ is adiagnosis thatcontributes to alarge percent offalls, can makeyou confused.WholefoodsEat as manywhole foodsas possiblein your dietClutter____ inwalkwayscan increasefall risk.self-neglectParkinsonspatients areoften foundto have selfneglectStresscan increase the riskof falls, dementia,and Parkinson'sdisease. Find healthyways to managestress, such asexercise, meditation,or yoga.HealthydietEating a healthy dietcan help to improveoverall health andwell-being. Aim for adiet that is rich infruits, vegetables,and whole grainsAdaptiveequipmentDevices and toolsthat can helppeople withdisabilities toperform activitiesof daily living(ADLs)SpillsClean up___ topreventslipping.MobilitytrainingTraining toimprove theability to movearoundindependentlyAPOEOne well-knowngene thatinfluencesAlzheimer's risk isthe apolipoproteinE (APOE) geneWCBrakesForgetting tolock __brakes canincrease fallrisk.grabbarA ____ next tothe toilet canhelp reducefalls whenusing therestroom.Exerciseregularlyhelps to improvestrength, balance,and coordination. Aimfor at least 30minutes of moderate-intensity exercisemost days of theweek.ShufflinggaitGait patterntypical fparkinosonsdisease thatcan increaserisk of falls.InflammationCan lead tojoint painand manyother healthconditions.Dementianot a specific diseasebut is rather ageneral term for theimpaired ability toremember, think, ormake decisions thatinterferes with doingeveryday activities.MedicationmanagementTakingmedicationssafely andeffectivelySleepis essential forgood health.Aim for 7-8hours of sleepeach nightSocializeSocial interaction isimportant for goodmental health. Maketime for activities thatyou enjoy and thatallow you to connectwith others.properfootwearAvoid slipperyshoes and optfor footwear withgood traction toprevent slipsand fallsvisioncheckupsHave regularvision checkups:Ensure your visionis up to date toavoid tripping overunseen obstacles.StrengthtrainingExercises thathelp to buildand maintainmusclestrength.HomesafetyassessmentAn evaluationof the home toidentify andeliminatepotentialhazards.proteinsourcesInclude leanprotein sourceslike fish, poultry,beans, and lentilsto maintain musclemass andstrength.DopamineThenuerotransmitterinvolved inparksionspoormotivationCould indicatean underlyingcondition ofdepression ordemonetiaRDNThisprofessional canhelp advise youon your diet andgetting adequatenutrients.

TreVista 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. Can lead to medical events, including storke, heart attack, TIA.
    high blood pressure
  2. the most common type of dementia
    Alzheimer's
  3. The buildup in the brain that leads to alzhiemers
    Amyloid plaques
  4. a neurodegenerative disorder that affects the central nervous system
    Parkinson's
  5. Avoid sugary drinks because our brain does not register the calories.
    Drinks
  6. Exercises that help to improve balance and coordination.
    Balance training
  7. The ability of a joint to move through its full range of motion.
    Range of motion (ROM)
  8. Can lead to dizziness, lightheadedness or syncope
    Low blood pressure
  9. activities of daily living
    ADL
  10. Training to improve walking and moving patterns.
    Gait training
  11. Strategies to reduce the risk of falls
    Fall prevention
  12. nclude a variety of fruits and vegetables in your diet to provide essential vitamins, minerals, and fiber
    fruits and vegetables
  13. _____ can cause dizziness, lightheadedness and syncope with rapid position changes.
    Orthostatic hypotension
  14. Depression is a mood disorder that can cause feelings of sadness, loss of interest in activities, and a variety of emotional and physical problems
    Depression
  15. ___ is a diagnosis that contributes to a large percent of falls, can make you confused.
    UTI
  16. Eat as many whole foods as possible in your diet
    Whole foods
  17. ____ in walkways can increase fall risk.
    Clutter
  18. Parkinsons patients are often found to have self neglect
    self-neglect
  19. can increase the risk of falls, dementia, and Parkinson's disease. Find healthy ways to manage stress, such as exercise, meditation, or yoga.
    Stress
  20. Eating a healthy diet can help to improve overall health and well-being. Aim for a diet that is rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains
    Healthy diet
  21. Devices and tools that can help people with disabilities to perform activities of daily living (ADLs)
    Adaptive equipment
  22. Clean up ___ to prevent slipping.
    Spills
  23. Training to improve the ability to move around independently
    Mobility training
  24. One well-known gene that influences Alzheimer's risk is the apolipoprotein E (APOE) gene
    APOE
  25. Forgetting to lock __ brakes can increase fall risk.
    WC Brakes
  26. A ____ next to the toilet can help reduce falls when using the restroom.
    grab bar
  27. helps to improve strength, balance, and coordination. Aim for at least 30 minutes of moderate-intensity exercise most days of the week.
    Exercise regularly
  28. Gait pattern typical f parkinosons disease that can increase risk of falls.
    Shuffling gait
  29. Can lead to joint pain and many other health conditions.
    Inflammation
  30. not a specific disease but is rather a general term for the impaired ability to remember, think, or make decisions that interferes with doing everyday activities.
    Dementia
  31. Taking medications safely and effectively
    Medication management
  32. is essential for good health. Aim for 7-8 hours of sleep each night
    Sleep
  33. Social interaction is important for good mental health. Make time for activities that you enjoy and that allow you to connect with others.
    Socialize
  34. Avoid slippery shoes and opt for footwear with good traction to prevent slips and falls
    proper footwear
  35. Have regular vision checkups: Ensure your vision is up to date to avoid tripping over unseen obstacles.
    vision checkups
  36. Exercises that help to build and maintain muscle strength.
    Strength training
  37. An evaluation of the home to identify and eliminate potential hazards.
    Home safety assessment
  38. Include lean protein sources like fish, poultry, beans, and lentils to maintain muscle mass and strength.
    protein sources
  39. The nuerotransmitter involved in parksions
    Dopamine
  40. Could indicate an underlying condition of depression or demonetia
    poor motivation
  41. This professional can help advise you on your diet and getting adequate nutrients.
    RDN