PeripheralnervoussystemConstrictsNeuronsEat abalanceddietSecondbrain HPAAxisParasympathetic:short-lived andhighly localizedeffects;Sympathetic: long-lasting andwidespread effects Parasympathetic:conserves energy,involved in digestion;Sympathetic:mobilizes energyduring activities, fightor flight responseDecreases;increasesBrain stem orsacral spinalcord; thoracicand lumbarspinal cord The vagusnerves andspinalafferentpathways Regulation of motorfunctions of the bodyparts, bowel movementmucosal secretion andlocalization, endocrinesecretion, and immuneresponses.PeripheralNorepinephrinIncreasesrate andforce ofheartbeat “Fight-or-flight”responses PeripheralnervoussystemConstrictsNeuronsEat abalanceddietSecondbrain HPAAxisParasympathetic:short-lived andhighly localizedeffects;Sympathetic: long-lasting andwidespread effects Parasympathetic:conserves energy,involved in digestion;Sympathetic:mobilizes energyduring activities, fightor flight responseDecreases;increasesBrain stem orsacral spinalcord; thoracicand lumbarspinal cord The vagusnerves andspinalafferentpathways Regulation of motorfunctions of the bodyparts, bowel movementmucosal secretion andlocalization, endocrinesecretion, and immuneresponses.PeripheralNorepinephrinIncreasesrate andforce ofheartbeat “Fight-or-flight”responses 

Autonomic Nervous System - 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. Peripheral nervous system
  2. Constricts
  3. Neurons
  4. Eat a balanced diet
  5. Second brain 
  6. HPA Axis
  7. Parasympathetic: short-lived and highly localized effects; Sympathetic: long-lasting and widespread effects 
  8. Parasympathetic: conserves energy, involved in digestion; Sympathetic: mobilizes energy during activities, fight or flight response
  9. Decreases; increases
  10. Brain stem or sacral spinal cord; thoracic and lumbar spinal cord 
  11. The vagus nerves and spinal afferent pathways
  12. Regulation of motor functions of the body parts, bowel movement mucosal secretion and localization, endocrine secretion, and immune responses.
  13. Peripheral
  14. Norepinephrin
  15. Increases rate and force of heartbeat 
  16. “Fight-or-flight” responses