VitalSignsMostimportantindicators ofhealth status(vital signs)ErythrocyteName of cellthat carries O2to body andCO2 to lungs(erythrocyte)InflammationThe body'sdefense to injuryor disease bysending blood toan area(inflammation)TissueA groupof cells(tissue)Caffeine,spicy foods,greasyfoodsFoods toavoid topreventheartburnThrombocytopeniaTerm for lowplatelets(thrombocytopenia)OxygenSaturationMeasurementof saturation ofoxygen in redblood cells(oxygensaturation)PressureApply this toa wound toslowbleeding(pressure) LeukocytosisHigh whiteblood cells(leukocytosis)Layingdown aftereating,smokingActivitiesto avoid topreventheart burn105degreesif your fevergets overthis high,seek medicalhelpStitchesNeeded if cut isparticularlylong, deep,wide, on bendyarea(stitches)PlateletBlood cellthat causesblood to clot(platelet)LaryngitisSwelling ofpart of yourairway,causes lossof voiceBronchitisSwellingof thebronchusArea topinch hard ifnose isbleeding(nostrils)NostrilsDoctorDiagnosesdisease andprescribestreatment(doctor)leftsidelay on thisside if youhavestomachachesCertifiedHospitalTechnicianAssist nursesin hospitals(certifiedhospitaltechnicians)PharyngitisFancyname forsorethroatLeukopeniaLow whiteblood cells(leukopenia)OrganA groupof tissues(organ)StomachOrgan thatmechanicallyand chemicallybreaks downfoodCell100-120Rate of CPRcompressionsper minuteAsthmaSuddeninflammationon theairways911Call incase ofemergency(911)ElevateTo raisewound aboveheart to slowbleeding(elevate)Ways topreventchokingeat slowly andsitting don'ttalk whileeating, nochubby bunnyBeatsPerMinHow yourheart rate ismeasured(beats perminute)10-15minutesGo to hospital ifyou can't stopbleeding afterholding pressurefor this long(10-15 min)BreathsPer MinHow yourrespiratory rateis measured(breaths perminute)ThrombusTerm forwhen bloodclots insidethe body(thrombus)UltrasoundtechniciansPerformultrasounds(ultrasoundtechnician)leukocyteBlood cellthat primarilyfightsdisease(leukocyte)Wash withSoap andWaterHelps preventinfection in awound(wash withsoap andwater)dehydration#1 cause ofconstipationHeimlichManeuverPerform thisif someoneis chokingand notcoughingspurtingbloodGo to hospitalif wound isdoing this.(spurtingblood)ErythrocytosisHigh Red bloodcells(erythrocytosis)AnemiaTerm forlow redblood cells(anemia)1hourTime to waitto drinkanythingafterthrowing upX-raytechnicianPerform X-rays(x-raytechnicians)PhysicianAssistantand NursePractitionerPerform tasks similarto a doctor with somelimitations and withdoctor oversight(Physican Assistantand NursePractitioner)EmergencyMedicalTechnicianCertification requiredfor first respondersand some peoplewho work inemergencydepartment(Emergency MedicalTechnician)smallintestineprimaryorgan thatabsorbsnutrients intoblood streamBRATDiet to eat ifyou havediarrhea -Bananas, rice,applesaucetoastCancerDiseasecaused whencells don't dieand continue toreproduce(cancer)AlveoliName ofair sacksinsidelungsTourniquetApply this tobleeding limb inlife threateningsituations tostop bleeding(tourniquet)EsophagusTube thattransportsfood frommouth tostomachSkinFlapNature's bestBand-Aid.Place overwound aftercleaning(skin flap)nurseCarries outdoctor's orders,is doctor's eyesand ears(nurse)BloodPressurePressure yourblood isexerting againstyour arteries.(bloodpressure)BacteriaCells thatcause diseasebut can usuallybe treated withantibiotics(bacteria)Sceneis safeFirst thing todeterminebefore givingfirst aid tosomeonelargeintestineprimaryorgan thatgets fluid outinto bloodstreamviruses,fungi,yeastCells that causedisease that canbe treated withantibiotics(viruses, fungi,yeast)FeverThe body'sdefense todisease byraising bodytemperature(fever)VitalSignsMostimportantindicators ofhealth status(vital signs)ErythrocyteName of cellthat carries O2to body andCO2 to lungs(erythrocyte)InflammationThe body'sdefense to injuryor disease bysending blood toan area(inflammation)TissueA groupof cells(tissue)Caffeine,spicy foods,greasyfoodsFoods toavoid topreventheartburnThrombocytopeniaTerm for lowplatelets(thrombocytopenia)OxygenSaturationMeasurementof saturation ofoxygen in redblood cells(oxygensaturation)PressureApply this toa wound toslowbleeding(pressure) LeukocytosisHigh whiteblood cells(leukocytosis)Layingdown aftereating,smokingActivitiesto avoid topreventheart burn105degreesif your fevergets overthis high,seek medicalhelpStitchesNeeded if cut isparticularlylong, deep,wide, on bendyarea(stitches)PlateletBlood cellthat causesblood to clot(platelet)LaryngitisSwelling ofpart of yourairway,causes lossof voiceBronchitisSwellingof thebronchusArea topinch hard ifnose isbleeding(nostrils)NostrilsDoctorDiagnosesdisease andprescribestreatment(doctor)leftsidelay on thisside if youhavestomachachesCertifiedHospitalTechnicianAssist nursesin hospitals(certifiedhospitaltechnicians)PharyngitisFancyname forsorethroatLeukopeniaLow whiteblood cells(leukopenia)OrganA groupof tissues(organ)StomachOrgan thatmechanicallyand chemicallybreaks downfoodCell100-120Rate of CPRcompressionsper minuteAsthmaSuddeninflammationon theairways911Call incase ofemergency(911)ElevateTo raisewound aboveheart to slowbleeding(elevate)Ways topreventchokingeat slowly andsitting don'ttalk whileeating, nochubby bunnyBeatsPerMinHow yourheart rate ismeasured(beats perminute)10-15minutesGo to hospital ifyou can't stopbleeding afterholding pressurefor this long(10-15 min)BreathsPer MinHow yourrespiratory rateis measured(breaths perminute)ThrombusTerm forwhen bloodclots insidethe body(thrombus)UltrasoundtechniciansPerformultrasounds(ultrasoundtechnician)leukocyteBlood cellthat primarilyfightsdisease(leukocyte)Wash withSoap andWaterHelps preventinfection in awound(wash withsoap andwater)dehydration#1 cause ofconstipationHeimlichManeuverPerform thisif someoneis chokingand notcoughingspurtingbloodGo to hospitalif wound isdoing this.(spurtingblood)ErythrocytosisHigh Red bloodcells(erythrocytosis)AnemiaTerm forlow redblood cells(anemia)1hourTime to waitto drinkanythingafterthrowing upX-raytechnicianPerform X-rays(x-raytechnicians)PhysicianAssistantand NursePractitionerPerform tasks similarto a doctor with somelimitations and withdoctor oversight(Physican Assistantand NursePractitioner)EmergencyMedicalTechnicianCertification requiredfor first respondersand some peoplewho work inemergencydepartment(Emergency MedicalTechnician)smallintestineprimaryorgan thatabsorbsnutrients intoblood streamBRATDiet to eat ifyou havediarrhea -Bananas, rice,applesaucetoastCancerDiseasecaused whencells don't dieand continue toreproduce(cancer)AlveoliName ofair sacksinsidelungsTourniquetApply this tobleeding limb inlife threateningsituations tostop bleeding(tourniquet)EsophagusTube thattransportsfood frommouth tostomachSkinFlapNature's bestBand-Aid.Place overwound aftercleaning(skin flap)nurseCarries outdoctor's orders,is doctor's eyesand ears(nurse)BloodPressurePressure yourblood isexerting againstyour arteries.(bloodpressure)BacteriaCells thatcause diseasebut can usuallybe treated withantibiotics(bacteria)Sceneis safeFirst thing todeterminebefore givingfirst aid tosomeonelargeintestineprimaryorgan thatgets fluid outinto bloodstreamviruses,fungi,yeastCells that causedisease that canbe treated withantibiotics(viruses, fungi,yeast)FeverThe body'sdefense todisease byraising bodytemperature(fever)

Co-Op Review 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. Most important indicators of health status (vital signs)
    Vital Signs
  2. Name of cell that carries O2 to body and CO2 to lungs (erythrocyte)
    Erythrocyte
  3. The body's defense to injury or disease by sending blood to an area (inflammation)
    Inflammation
  4. A group of cells (tissue)
    Tissue
  5. Foods to avoid to prevent heartburn
    Caffeine, spicy foods, greasy foods
  6. Term for low platelets (thrombocytopenia)
    Thrombocytopenia
  7. Measurement of saturation of oxygen in red blood cells (oxygen saturation)
    Oxygen Saturation
  8. Apply this to a wound to slow bleeding (pressure)
    Pressure
  9. High white blood cells (leukocytosis)
    Leukocytosis
  10. Activities to avoid to prevent heart burn
    Laying down after eating, smoking
  11. if your fever gets over this high, seek medical help
    105 degrees
  12. Needed if cut is particularly long, deep, wide, on bendy area (stitches)
    Stitches
  13. Blood cell that causes blood to clot (platelet)
    Platelet
  14. Swelling of part of your airway, causes loss of voice
    Laryngitis
  15. Swelling of the bronchus
    Bronchitis
  16. Nostrils
    Area to pinch hard if nose is bleeding (nostrils)
  17. Diagnoses disease and prescribes treatment (doctor)
    Doctor
  18. lay on this side if you have stomach aches
    left side
  19. Assist nurses in hospitals (certified hospital technicians)
    Certified Hospital Technician
  20. Fancy name for sore throat
    Pharyngitis
  21. Low white blood cells (leukopenia)
    Leukopenia
  22. A group of tissues (organ)
    Organ
  23. Organ that mechanically and chemically breaks down food
    Stomach
  24. Cell
  25. Rate of CPR compressions per minute
    100-120
  26. Sudden inflammation on the airways
    Asthma
  27. Call in case of emergency (911)
    911
  28. To raise wound above heart to slow bleeding (elevate)
    Elevate
  29. eat slowly and sitting don't talk while eating, no chubby bunny
    Ways to prevent choking
  30. How your heart rate is measured (beats per minute)
    Beats Per Min
  31. Go to hospital if you can't stop bleeding after holding pressure for this long (10-15 min)
    10-15 minutes
  32. How your respiratory rate is measured (breaths per minute)
    Breaths Per Min
  33. Term for when blood clots inside the body (thrombus)
    Thrombus
  34. Perform ultrasounds (ultrasound technician)
    Ultrasound technicians
  35. Blood cell that primarily fights disease (leukocyte)
    leukocyte
  36. Helps prevent infection in a wound (wash with soap and water)
    Wash with Soap and Water
  37. #1 cause of constipation
    dehydration
  38. Perform this if someone is choking and not coughing
    Heimlich Maneuver
  39. Go to hospital if wound is doing this. (spurting blood)
    spurting blood
  40. High Red blood cells (erythrocytosis)
    Erythrocytosis
  41. Term for low red blood cells (anemia)
    Anemia
  42. Time to wait to drink anything after throwing up
    1 hour
  43. Perform X-rays (x-ray technicians)
    X-ray technician
  44. Perform tasks similar to a doctor with some limitations and with doctor oversight (Physican Assistant and Nurse Practitioner)
    Physician Assistant and Nurse Practitioner
  45. Certification required for first responders and some people who work in emergency department (Emergency Medical Technician)
    Emergency Medical Technician
  46. primary organ that absorbs nutrients into blood stream
    small intestine
  47. Diet to eat if you have diarrhea - Bananas, rice, applesauce toast
    BRAT
  48. Disease caused when cells don't die and continue to reproduce (cancer)
    Cancer
  49. Name of air sacks inside lungs
    Alveoli
  50. Apply this to bleeding limb in life threatening situations to stop bleeding (tourniquet)
    Tourniquet
  51. Tube that transports food from mouth to stomach
    Esophagus
  52. Nature's best Band-Aid. Place over wound after cleaning (skin flap)
    Skin Flap
  53. Carries out doctor's orders, is doctor's eyes and ears (nurse)
    nurse
  54. Pressure your blood is exerting against your arteries. (blood pressure)
    Blood Pressure
  55. Cells that cause disease but can usually be treated with antibiotics (bacteria)
    Bacteria
  56. First thing to determine before giving first aid to someone
    Scene is safe
  57. primary organ that gets fluid out into blood stream
    large intestine
  58. Cells that cause disease that can be treated with antibiotics (viruses, fungi, yeast)
    viruses, fungi, yeast
  59. The body's defense to disease by raising body temperature (fever)
    Fever