VectorsArthropods thatcarrypathogenicmicroorganismsProtistaAutotrophicandheterotrophicVirionComplete,fullydevelopedviral particleAcuteinfectionComes onrapidly,severe butshort-livedeffectsCestodesTapewormsLyticCyclePhagecauses lysisand causesthe death ofhost cellFoodpoisoningDiseasescaused byingestingfoodNematodsRoundwormsFirmicutesContainsmanypathogensPrimaryInfectionAcuteinfection thatcauses theinitial illnessBacteremiaBacteriain thebloodClonePopulationof cellsderived from asingle parentcellTaxonomyScienceofclassifyingorganismsPapillomavirusCauseswartsRadiationUsed to eliminatemicrobes fromfood productswithoutdisturbingchemical integrityGenusEnds in-virusCarrierIndividual whoinconspicuouslyshelters apathogen andspreads itPrebioticsCompoundsthat act asfood forbeneficialmicrobesLysogenyPhageremainslatentPandemicDiseaseWorldwideepidemicPrionsProteinacceousinfectiousparticlesPathologyThestudy ofdiseaseBiotechnologyUsesmicrobesfor practicalapplicationsRedAlgaeHavebranchedthalliHelminthsParasiticWormsExtremophilesExtremeConditionsBacteriophagesVirusesthat infectbacteriaSubcutaneousMycosesBeneaththe skinBiologicalTransmissionPathogenmultipliesin thevectorVectorsArthropods thatcarrypathogenicmicroorganismsProtistaAutotrophicandheterotrophicVirionComplete,fullydevelopedviral particleAcuteinfectionComes onrapidly,severe butshort-livedeffectsCestodesTapewormsLyticCyclePhagecauses lysisand causesthe death ofhost cellFoodpoisoningDiseasescaused byingestingfoodNematodsRoundwormsFirmicutesContainsmanypathogensPrimaryInfectionAcuteinfection thatcauses theinitial illnessBacteremiaBacteriain thebloodClonePopulationof cellsderived from asingle parentcellTaxonomyScienceofclassifyingorganismsPapillomavirusCauseswartsRadiationUsed to eliminatemicrobes fromfood productswithoutdisturbingchemical integrityGenusEnds in-virusCarrierIndividual whoinconspicuouslyshelters apathogen andspreads itPrebioticsCompoundsthat act asfood forbeneficialmicrobesLysogenyPhageremainslatentPandemicDiseaseWorldwideepidemicPrionsProteinacceousinfectiousparticlesPathologyThestudy ofdiseaseBiotechnologyUsesmicrobesfor practicalapplicationsRedAlgaeHavebranchedthalliHelminthsParasiticWormsExtremophilesExtremeConditionsBacteriophagesVirusesthat infectbacteriaSubcutaneousMycosesBeneaththe skinBiologicalTransmissionPathogenmultipliesin thevector

Microbiology 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. Arthropods that carry pathogenic microorganisms
    Vectors
  2. Autotrophic and heterotrophic
    Protista
  3. Complete, fully developed viral particle
    Virion
  4. Comes on rapidly, severe but short-lived effects
    Acute infection
  5. Tapeworms
    Cestodes
  6. Phage causes lysis and causes the death of host cell
    Lytic Cycle
  7. Diseases caused by ingesting food
    Food poisoning
  8. Roundworms
    Nematods
  9. Contains many pathogens
    Firmicutes
  10. Acute infection that causes the initial illness
    Primary Infection
  11. Bacteria in the blood
    Bacteremia
  12. Population of cells derived from a single parent cell
    Clone
  13. Science of classifying organisms
    Taxonomy
  14. Causes warts
    Papillomavirus
  15. Used to eliminate microbes from food products without disturbing chemical integrity
    Radiation
  16. Ends in -virus
    Genus
  17. Individual who inconspicuously shelters a pathogen and spreads it
    Carrier
  18. Compounds that act as food for beneficial microbes
    Prebiotics
  19. Phage remains latent
    Lysogeny
  20. Worldwide epidemic
    Pandemic Disease
  21. Proteinacceous infectious particles
    Prions
  22. The study of disease
    Pathology
  23. Uses microbes for practical applications
    Biotechnology
  24. Have branched thalli
    Red Algae
  25. Parasitic Worms
    Helminths
  26. Extreme Conditions
    Extremophiles
  27. Viruses that infect bacteria
    Bacteriophages
  28. Beneath the skin
    Subcutaneous Mycoses
  29. Pathogen multiplies in the vector
    Biological Transmission