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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. Colour blindness due to lack of blue cones
    Tritanopia
  2. Thalamic neurons that convey movement information to V1
    Magnocellular cells
  3. Green cones have red opsin
    Deuteranopia
  4. Receptors sensitive to potential or real tissue damage
    Nociceptors
  5. Thalamic relay for somatosensory pathway
    Ventral posterior nucleus (VPN)
  6. Depolarization of a muscle fiber
    Endplate potential
  7. Thalamic relay for auditory pathway
    Medial geniculate nucleus (MGN)
  8. Pathway that carries pain and temperature
    Spinothalamic Tract
  9. Axons of these cells form the olfactory tract
    Mitral Cell
  10. Cortical area associated with the intensity of pain
    Primary somatosensory cortex (S1)
  11. Family of receptors that convey bitterness
    T2R
  12. Recording electrodes that can observe activity from a single neuron
    Microelectrodes
  13. neuroimaging technique detects areas of increased brain metabolism through glucose utilization
    Positron Emission Tomography (PET)
  14. Anatomical area on the skull used to plot distances in a stereo taxic atlas
    Bregma
  15. Treatment used in histology to preserve tissue from decomposition
    Fixative
  16. Lack of smell
    Anosmia
  17. Thalamic relay for motor information
    Ventrolateral / Ventro-anterior complex
  18. Used to detect which substances are present in a brain area around a probe
    Microdialysis
  19. Look for association between the presence/absence of disease with presence/absence of a marker
    Genomic Linkage studies
  20. Category of receptors that are sensitive to chemicals
    Chemoreceptors
  21. Theory of colour perception supported by the photoreceptors found in the retina
    Trichromatic Theory
  22. Olfactory receptor G protein
  23. Cortical area important for controlling sequence of movements
    Supplementary Motor Area
  24. Associated with loss of substantia nigra neurons
    Parkinson's Disease
  25. Red cones have green opsin
    Protanopia
  26. Thalamic relay for visual pathway
    Lateral geniculate nucleus (LGN)
  27. Category of receptors that sense physical stimuli
    Mechanoreceptors
  28. Taste that is sensitive to Na
    Salt
  29. Ablation created with an electrical current
    RF Lesion
  30. neuroimaging technique that detects localized changes in blood oxygenation
    Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI)
  31. Loss of ability to imitate or initiate movement
    Apraxia
  32. Delivery of a small magnetic field to stimulate or disrupt brain activity temporarily and non-invasively
    Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
  33. Brain area associated with the unpleasantness of pain
    Insula
  34. Taste that is sensitive to H ions
    Sour
  35. Inability to perceive faces
    Prosopagnosia
  36. An alpha motor neuron and the extrafusil fibers it supplies
    Motor Unit
  37. Thalamic neurons that convey color and detail information to V1
    Parvocellular cells
  38. Cats lack the gene to the receptors of this taste sensation
    Sweetness
  39. Region heavily used by tiktokers to connect music to choreography
    Premotor Cortex
  40. Colour perception theory that explains why there is no blueish tinge to yellow
    Opponent-Color system theory
  41. Injection of kainic acid will create this
    Excitotoxic Lesion
  42. Synaptic bundle formed between a receptor cell and mitral cell
    Glomerulus
  43. Inability to perceive motio
    Akinetopsia