Particles aregreater than5micrometers(um)global outbreakof new virusthat does nothave a knownimmunization ortreatmentnatural habitatof organismthat is requiredfor growth andmultiplication oforganismsmallest of allmicroorganismsPeriodinvolvesrecoveryfrom theinfectionability oforganismto causediseasemost commonlyobservedinfection-causingmicroorganisminvolves identifyingpeople with aninfectious diseaseand locatingindividuals withwhom they come intodirect contact withorganismsthat liveon/in hostto survivepoint ofescape forthe organismfromreservoirPeriod betweenpathogen'sinvasion of thebody andappearance ofsymptoms ofinfectioninfection occurswhen thecausativeorganism comesfrom microbial lifeharbored in thepersonProtectivemechanism thatoccurs in responseto injury; vascularand cellular phasePresenceof infection-specificsymptomsgloves,gowns,masks,eye gearparticles aresmaller than5micrometers(um)infection whencausativeorganism isacquired fromother peopleoccurs withpredictabilityin 1 specificregion orpopulationPerson mostinfectious;vaguesymptomspresentproduced inresponse toantigen atsite of injurynosocomialinfectiondiseaseproducingmicroorganismcleantechniquebacteriathatrequire 02to liveCollective reactionof the immunesystem to aninvading organism;antigen andantibodyorganism maybe transmittedfrom itsreservoir byvarious meansor routesforeignmaterialfound atsite of injuryInvolvespersonalcontact witha vector orfomitebacteriathan canlivewithout 02infection thatresults fromtreatment ordiagnosticprocedurerequirescloseproximitybetween hostand carrierdestroys allmicroorganisms,including sporessteriletechniqueplant likeorganismthat cancauseinfectiondisease statethat resultsfrom thepresence of apathogendestroys allpathogenicorganismsexceptsporesParticles aregreater than5micrometers(um)global outbreakof new virusthat does nothave a knownimmunization ortreatmentnatural habitatof organismthat is requiredfor growth andmultiplication oforganismsmallest of allmicroorganismsPeriodinvolvesrecoveryfrom theinfectionability oforganismto causediseasemost commonlyobservedinfection-causingmicroorganisminvolves identifyingpeople with aninfectious diseaseand locatingindividuals withwhom they come intodirect contact withorganismsthat liveon/in hostto survivepoint ofescape forthe organismfromreservoirPeriod betweenpathogen'sinvasion of thebody andappearance ofsymptoms ofinfectioninfection occurswhen thecausativeorganism comesfrom microbial lifeharbored in thepersonProtectivemechanism thatoccurs in responseto injury; vascularand cellular phasePresenceof infection-specificsymptomsgloves,gowns,masks,eye gearparticles aresmaller than5micrometers(um)infection whencausativeorganism isacquired fromother peopleoccurs withpredictabilityin 1 specificregion orpopulationPerson mostinfectious;vaguesymptomspresentproduced inresponse toantigen atsite of injurynosocomialinfectiondiseaseproducingmicroorganismcleantechniquebacteriathatrequire 02to liveCollective reactionof the immunesystem to aninvading organism;antigen andantibodyorganism maybe transmittedfrom itsreservoir byvarious meansor routesforeignmaterialfound atsite of injuryInvolvespersonalcontact witha vector orfomitebacteriathan canlivewithout 02infection thatresults fromtreatment ordiagnosticprocedurerequirescloseproximitybetween hostand carrierdestroys allmicroorganisms,including sporessteriletechniqueplant likeorganismthat cancauseinfectiondisease statethat resultsfrom thepresence of apathogendestroys allpathogenicorganismsexceptspores

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. Particles are greater than 5 micrometers (um)
  2. global outbreak of new virus that does not have a known immunization or treatment
  3. natural habitat of organism that is required for growth and multiplication of organism
  4. smallest of all microorganisms
  5. Period involves recovery from the infection
  6. ability of organism to cause disease
  7. most commonly observed infection-causing microorganism
  8. involves identifying people with an infectious disease and locating individuals with whom they come into direct contact with
  9. organisms that live on/in host to survive
  10. point of escape for the organism from reservoir
  11. Period between pathogen's invasion of the body and appearance of symptoms of infection
  12. infection occurs when the causative organism comes from microbial life harbored in the person
  13. Protective mechanism that occurs in response to injury; vascular and cellular phase
  14. Presence of infection-specific symptoms
  15. gloves, gowns, masks, eye gear
  16. particles are smaller than 5 micrometers (um)
  17. infection when causative organism is acquired from other people
  18. occurs with predictability in 1 specific region or population
  19. Person most infectious; vague symptoms present
  20. produced in response to antigen at site of injury
  21. nosocomial infection
  22. disease producing microorganism
  23. clean technique
  24. bacteria that require 02 to live
  25. Collective reaction of the immune system to an invading organism; antigen and antibody
  26. organism may be transmitted from its reservoir by various means or routes
  27. foreign material found at site of injury
  28. Involves personal contact with a vector or fomite
  29. bacteria than can live without 02
  30. infection that results from treatment or diagnostic procedure
  31. requires close proximity between host and carrier
  32. destroys all microorganisms, including spores
  33. sterile technique
  34. plant like organism that can cause infection
  35. disease state that results from the presence of a pathogen
  36. destroys all pathogenic organisms except spores