(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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inability to learn & process written language, despite adequate intelligence, sensory ability, & exposure
dyslexia
Alzheimer's Disease
AD
sudden & violent contraction of 1 or more voluntary muscles
convulsion
nerve root
radicul/o
movement
-kinesia
open of thalamus to partially destroy
thalamotomy
abnormally deep consciousness with an absence of vountary response to stimuli
coma
cranium
crani/o
seizure
-lepsy
spinal cord & bone marrow
myel/o
inflammation of grey matter of spinal cord
poliomyelitis
Central Nervous System
CNS
destroying tissues w/extreme cold
cryosurgery
thin
lept/o
stupor, numbness, sleep
narc/o
cognitive deficit, including memory impairment
dementia
intracranial pressure
ICP
brain
encephal/o
union, joined, together
syn-
order, coordination
-taxia
injury to brain
concussion
partial paralysis
-paresis
inability to identify persons or objects
agnosia
opening into skull to release ICP
trephination
tone
ton/o
feeling
-esthesia
ventricle (heart & brain)
ventricul/o
thalamus
thalam/o
pain
-algesia
movement
kinesi/o
level of consciousness
LOC
cerebrospinal fluid
CSF
water on the brain
hydrocephalus
weakness
-asthenia
electroencephalogram
EEG
ganglion
gangli/o
meninges
mening/o
paralysis usually partuak w.weajbessm sgajubg & trenir
palsy
cerebrum
cerebr/o
inherited disease of the CNS, quick, involuntary movements, speech disturbances, & mental deterioration
Huntington chorea
P of recording xray of spinal cord
myelography
paralysis
-plegia
sensation of numbness, tingling, prickling
paraesthesia
thick
pachy-
beside, near
para-
abnormal inactivity or lack of response to normal stimuli
lethargy
glue, neurological tissue
gli/o
one
uni-
protrusion of meninges & spinal cord thru the spine (spina bifida)
myelomeningocele
autoimmune condition, inflammation of peripheral nerves
Guillain-Barre syndrome