. Typicallythree orfourstrainsWorld HealthOrganization(WHOElderly, youngchildren,pregnant women,and individualswith chronichealth conditionsAnnuallyEarly fall(lateSeptemberthroughOctober)Free!It reduces thespread of thevirus, protectingthose who aremost vulnerableInjectionKnows howto spell themedicalterm for fluNoReceivedyour FlushotSorenessat theinjectionsiteCenters forDiseaseControl andPrevention(CDC)InfluenzavirusKnows theCOVID andFlu vaccinateadministeringprotocolFree!SeekimmediatemedicalattentionNo, mostpeople with eggallergies canstill receive theflu vaccineYes, but itusuallyresults in amilder case6 monthsold andolderYesGave FluVaccine topatient'sfamilymemberFree!Encouragedfamilymembers toget Flu shotnasalspray. Typicallythree orfourstrainsWorld HealthOrganization(WHOElderly, youngchildren,pregnant women,and individualswith chronichealth conditionsAnnuallyEarly fall(lateSeptemberthroughOctober)Free!It reduces thespread of thevirus, protectingthose who aremost vulnerableInjectionKnows howto spell themedicalterm for fluNoReceivedyour FlushotSorenessat theinjectionsiteCenters forDiseaseControl andPrevention(CDC)InfluenzavirusKnows theCOVID andFlu vaccinateadministeringprotocolFree!SeekimmediatemedicalattentionNo, mostpeople with eggallergies canstill receive theflu vaccineYes, but itusuallyresults in amilder case6 monthsold andolderYesGave FluVaccine topatient'sfamilymemberFree!Encouragedfamilymembers toget Flu shotnasalspray

Flu 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. . Typically three or four strains
  2. World Health Organization (WHO
  3. Elderly, young children, pregnant women, and individuals with chronic health conditions
  4. Annually
  5. Early fall (late September through October)
  6. Free!
  7. It reduces the spread of the virus, protecting those who are most vulnerable
  8. Injection
  9. Knows how to spell the medical term for flu
  10. No
  11. Received your Flu shot
  12. Soreness at the injection site
  13. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
  14. Influenza virus
  15. Knows the COVID and Flu vaccinate administering protocol
  16. Free!
  17. Seek immediate medical attention
  18. No, most people with egg allergies can still receive the flu vaccine
  19. Yes, but it usually results in a milder case
  20. 6 months old and older
  21. Yes
  22. Gave Flu Vaccine to patient's family member
  23. Free!
  24. Encouraged family members to get Flu shot
  25. nasal spray