OptimalHealthThe highestlevel ofhealth aperson canhave.StressOverloadAlarmkeepsringing.HeredityThe passing of traits, fromparents or ancestors totheir children. This is theprocess by which a childacquires or becomespredisposed to thecharacteristics anddiseases of her/his parents.Free!CareerWellnessThe process ofmaking andmaintaining choicesrelated to workincluding working in ajob that we are wellsuited and gainsatisfaction.Stage2The stress isrelieved. Yourbody stopssecretingadrenaline.StressThe body andmind'sreactions tothe demandsof daily living.SocialWellnessThe process ofcreating andmaintaininghealthyrelationshipsthrough thechoices we make.Qualityof LifeThe degreeto which onelives life tothe fullest.DepressionA period ofsadness orunhappinessthat persists fora long duration.Fight orFlightResponseOur body'sprimitive, automatic,inborn responsethat prepares thebody to "fight" or"flee" from aperceived attack.Decision-MakingThe kinds ofdecisions you makeaffect your wellness.Responsibledecisions are onesthat improve yourwellness.ResistanceSkillsRecognizing whenit is necessary tosay NO to anaction or situationthat threatens yourhealth.BluesA depressedor unhappyfeeling for ashort periodof time.HealthKnowledgeInformation that is neededto maintain and improvehealth, prevent diseases,reduce health-related riskbehaviors, and to develophealth literacy. A health-literate person is a criticalthinker and problem solver,a responsible andproductive ciSpiritualWellnessThe process ofdiscoveringmeaning andpurpose in life anddemonstratesvalues throughbehaviors.HealthCareThis would includeregular check-ups byyour doctor/dentist.Age-appropriate healthscreenings.Vaccinations youreceive. If you go tothe doctor/dentist whenyou are ill.EnvironmentalWellnessThe process ofmaking choices thatwill contribute tosustaining orimproving the qualityof life in the universeincluding air. waterand land quality.PrematureDeathDeath occursbefore a personreachersher/his lifeexpectancy.EmotionalWellnessThe process ofaccepting ourworth, recognizingand expressing ourfeelings, and talkingto ourselves inhealth ways.AdrenalinePreparesthe bodyfor quickaction.MentalWellnessThe process of choosingstimulating mentalactivities, expanding ourknowledge and skill,sharing information withothers, practicing stressmanagement andparticipating in intellectualand cultural activities.RandomEventsThings thathappen thatyou have no,or littlecontrol over. WellnessActive process ofbecoming awareof and makingchoices towared amore successfulexistence.ProtectiveFactorsThese are ways thata person mightbehave andcharacteristics of theenvironment in whicha person lives thatpromote wellnessPhysicalWellnessThe process ofmaking choicesto create flexible,cardiovascularlyfit, energetic andstrong bodies.HolisticThe effect thatone healthbehavior/choicehas on aperson's totalhealth.Stage1Your bodyrespondsto astressor.UnhealthyRelationshipsDestructive andincrease thelikelihood ofdecreasedwellness/prematuredeath. RiskSituationsCircumstances thatthreaten health, increasethe likelihood of illness,injury, and prematuredeath, and destroy thequality of the environment.Healthy situations arecircumstances thatpromote health, preventillness, injury, andpremature deaResiliencyThe ability torecover, bounceback and learnfrom misfortune,change orpressure.PsychosomaticIllnessA physicaldisease that isthought to becaused ormade worse bymental factors.StressorEvents,people, placesand things thatprovokestress.OptimalHealthThe highestlevel ofhealth aperson canhave.StressOverloadAlarmkeepsringing.HeredityThe passing of traits, fromparents or ancestors totheir children. This is theprocess by which a childacquires or becomespredisposed to thecharacteristics anddiseases of her/his parents.Free!CareerWellnessThe process ofmaking andmaintaining choicesrelated to workincluding working in ajob that we are wellsuited and gainsatisfaction.Stage2The stress isrelieved. Yourbody stopssecretingadrenaline.StressThe body andmind'sreactions tothe demandsof daily living.SocialWellnessThe process ofcreating andmaintaininghealthyrelationshipsthrough thechoices we make.Qualityof LifeThe degreeto which onelives life tothe fullest.DepressionA period ofsadness orunhappinessthat persists fora long duration.Fight orFlightResponseOur body'sprimitive, automatic,inborn responsethat prepares thebody to "fight" or"flee" from aperceived attack.Decision-MakingThe kinds ofdecisions you makeaffect your wellness.Responsibledecisions are onesthat improve yourwellness.ResistanceSkillsRecognizing whenit is necessary tosay NO to anaction or situationthat threatens yourhealth.BluesA depressedor unhappyfeeling for ashort periodof time.HealthKnowledgeInformation that is neededto maintain and improvehealth, prevent diseases,reduce health-related riskbehaviors, and to develophealth literacy. A health-literate person is a criticalthinker and problem solver,a responsible andproductive ciSpiritualWellnessThe process ofdiscoveringmeaning andpurpose in life anddemonstratesvalues throughbehaviors.HealthCareThis would includeregular check-ups byyour doctor/dentist.Age-appropriate healthscreenings.Vaccinations youreceive. If you go tothe doctor/dentist whenyou are ill.EnvironmentalWellnessThe process ofmaking choices thatwill contribute tosustaining orimproving the qualityof life in the universeincluding air. waterand land quality.PrematureDeathDeath occursbefore a personreachersher/his lifeexpectancy.EmotionalWellnessThe process ofaccepting ourworth, recognizingand expressing ourfeelings, and talkingto ourselves inhealth ways.AdrenalinePreparesthe bodyfor quickaction.MentalWellnessThe process of choosingstimulating mentalactivities, expanding ourknowledge and skill,sharing information withothers, practicing stressmanagement andparticipating in intellectualand cultural activities.RandomEventsThings thathappen thatyou have no,or littlecontrol over. WellnessActive process ofbecoming awareof and makingchoices towared amore successfulexistence.ProtectiveFactorsThese are ways thata person mightbehave andcharacteristics of theenvironment in whicha person lives thatpromote wellnessPhysicalWellnessThe process ofmaking choicesto create flexible,cardiovascularlyfit, energetic andstrong bodies.HolisticThe effect thatone healthbehavior/choicehas on aperson's totalhealth.Stage1Your bodyrespondsto astressor.UnhealthyRelationshipsDestructive andincrease thelikelihood ofdecreasedwellness/prematuredeath. RiskSituationsCircumstances thatthreaten health, increasethe likelihood of illness,injury, and prematuredeath, and destroy thequality of the environment.Healthy situations arecircumstances thatpromote health, preventillness, injury, andpremature deaResiliencyThe ability torecover, bounceback and learnfrom misfortune,change orpressure.PsychosomaticIllnessA physicaldisease that isthought to becaused ormade worse bymental factors.StressorEvents,people, placesand things thatprovokestress.

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. The highest level of health a person can have.
    Optimal Health
  2. Alarm keeps ringing.
    Stress Overload
  3. The passing of traits, from parents or ancestors to their children. This is the process by which a child acquires or becomes predisposed to the characteristics and diseases of her/his parents.
    Heredity
  4. Free!
  5. The process of making and maintaining choices related to work including working in a job that we are well suited and gain satisfaction.
    Career Wellness
  6. The stress is relieved. Your body stops secreting adrenaline.
    Stage 2
  7. The body and mind's reactions to the demands of daily living.
    Stress
  8. The process of creating and maintaining healthy relationships through the choices we make.
    Social Wellness
  9. The degree to which one lives life to the fullest.
    Quality of Life
  10. A period of sadness or unhappiness that persists for a long duration.
    Depression
  11. Our body's primitive, automatic, inborn response that prepares the body to "fight" or "flee" from a perceived attack.
    Fight or Flight Response
  12. The kinds of decisions you make affect your wellness. Responsible decisions are ones that improve your wellness.
    Decision-Making
  13. Recognizing when it is necessary to say NO to an action or situation that threatens your health.
    Resistance Skills
  14. A depressed or unhappy feeling for a short period of time.
    Blues
  15. Information that is needed to maintain and improve health, prevent diseases, reduce health-related risk behaviors, and to develop health literacy. A health-literate person is a critical thinker and problem solver, a responsible and productive ci
    Health Knowledge
  16. The process of discovering meaning and purpose in life and demonstrates values through behaviors.
    Spiritual Wellness
  17. This would include regular check-ups by your doctor/dentist. Age-appropriate health screenings. Vaccinations you receive. If you go to the doctor/dentist when you are ill.
    Health Care
  18. The process of making choices that will contribute to sustaining or improving the quality of life in the universe including air. water and land quality.
    Environmental Wellness
  19. Death occurs before a person reachers her/his life expectancy.
    Premature Death
  20. The process of accepting our worth, recognizing and expressing our feelings, and talking to ourselves in health ways.
    Emotional Wellness
  21. Prepares the body for quick action.
    Adrenaline
  22. The process of choosing stimulating mental activities, expanding our knowledge and skill, sharing information with others, practicing stress management and participating in intellectual and cultural activities.
    Mental Wellness
  23. Things that happen that you have no, or little control over.
    Random Events
  24. Active process of becoming aware of and making choices towared a more successful existence.
    Wellness
  25. These are ways that a person might behave and characteristics of the environment in which a person lives that promote wellness
    Protective Factors
  26. The process of making choices to create flexible, cardiovascularly fit, energetic and strong bodies.
    Physical Wellness
  27. The effect that one health behavior/choice has on a person's total health.
    Holistic
  28. Your body responds to a stressor.
    Stage 1
  29. Destructive and increase the likelihood of decreased wellness/premature death.
    Unhealthy Relationships
  30. Circumstances that threaten health, increase the likelihood of illness, injury, and premature death, and destroy the quality of the environment. Healthy situations are circumstances that promote health, prevent illness, injury, and premature dea
    Risk Situations
  31. The ability to recover, bounce back and learn from misfortune, change or pressure.
    Resiliency
  32. A physical disease that is thought to be caused or made worse by mental factors.
    Psychosomatic Illness
  33. Events, people, places and things that provoke stress.
    Stressor