CommunicableThis type ofdiseasespreads fromperson topersonAnginaPectorisA painful,squeezingfeeling inthe chestFeverCreate(s) a hostileenvironment forpathogens andsignals the body'sdefenses toactivateCommunicableDiseasespreadsfrom personto personHormonalType 1Diabetes isan exampleof this typeof diseaseSkinThe organ thatserves as ashield to protectthe body frominvadingStrokeOccurs when a bloodvessel in the brainruptures or becomesclogged, interruptingthe supply of oxygen-rich blood to the brainBloodPressureThe amount offorce that bloodexerts upon thewalls of theblood vesselsSystolicrefers to the topblood pressurenumber whenthe heart ispumpingCongestiveHeartFailureA condition thatcan occur whenthe heart is tooweak tomaintain normalblood circulation PathogensDisease-causingorganisms suchas bacteria,viruses, andfungiCongenitalDiseases thatoccur duringdevelopment inthe womb andare present atbirthLymphNodesSmall, bean-shapedorgans that cleansethe lymph of debrisand are consideredthe “military bases”from which T cellsattach PathologyThe study ofdisease, itscauses, andtreatmentsPhagocyteskill pathogensby engulfinganddisposing ofthemHeartCoronaryrefers towhichorganCirculatoryCardiovascularis related towhich bodysystem?InfarctionThe death ofan area oftissue due toinsufficientblood supplyMucusActs likeflypaper andcatchespathogensbefore theyenterMalignantWhen acancer tumorspreadsthroughoutthe bodyAcquiredVaccinesprovidethis kind ofimmunitySpleenFilters old blood,holds anemergencyreserve of blood,and creates whitebloodcells ArteriosclerosisHardeningof thearteriesLeukocytesAnothername forWhiteBlood CellsDiastolicThesecond/bottomnumber in a bloodpressure readingthat measureswhen a heart rests HistamineThechemicalalarm signalthat causesinflammationDegenerativeDiseases inwhich tissuesand organsgradually losetheir ability tofunction properlyHypertensionMedicalterm forhigh bloodpressureTumorA mass ofrapidlygrowingcellsAntibodiesMostimportantweapons tofightpathogensEmbolusA piece of bloodclot or debris thatfloats through thebloodstream andbecomes lodgedin a blood vessel InfectiousType ofdisease that’scaused byinvadingpathogensThrombusA stationaryblood clotthat formsin a vesselVirusA Tiny capsule ofgeneticinformation thatcan reprogram aliving cell toreproduce newvirus particles WhiteBloodCellsThe mostimportant part(soldiers) ofour immunesystemInflammationA tissuecondition wherean infectedarea becomesred, swollen,and tender "itis"CommunicableThis type ofdiseasespreads fromperson topersonAnginaPectorisA painful,squeezingfeeling inthe chestFeverCreate(s) a hostileenvironment forpathogens andsignals the body'sdefenses toactivateCommunicableDiseasespreadsfrom personto personHormonalType 1Diabetes isan exampleof this typeof diseaseSkinThe organ thatserves as ashield to protectthe body frominvadingStrokeOccurs when a bloodvessel in the brainruptures or becomesclogged, interruptingthe supply of oxygen-rich blood to the brainBloodPressureThe amount offorce that bloodexerts upon thewalls of theblood vesselsSystolicrefers to the topblood pressurenumber whenthe heart ispumpingCongestiveHeartFailureA condition thatcan occur whenthe heart is tooweak tomaintain normalblood circulation PathogensDisease-causingorganisms suchas bacteria,viruses, andfungiCongenitalDiseases thatoccur duringdevelopment inthe womb andare present atbirthLymphNodesSmall, bean-shapedorgans that cleansethe lymph of debrisand are consideredthe “military bases”from which T cellsattach PathologyThe study ofdisease, itscauses, andtreatmentsPhagocyteskill pathogensby engulfinganddisposing ofthemHeartCoronaryrefers towhichorganCirculatoryCardiovascularis related towhich bodysystem?InfarctionThe death ofan area oftissue due toinsufficientblood supplyMucusActs likeflypaper andcatchespathogensbefore theyenterMalignantWhen acancer tumorspreadsthroughoutthe bodyAcquiredVaccinesprovidethis kind ofimmunitySpleenFilters old blood,holds anemergencyreserve of blood,and creates whitebloodcells ArteriosclerosisHardeningof thearteriesLeukocytesAnothername forWhiteBlood CellsDiastolicThesecond/bottomnumber in a bloodpressure readingthat measureswhen a heart rests HistamineThechemicalalarm signalthat causesinflammationDegenerativeDiseases inwhich tissuesand organsgradually losetheir ability tofunction properlyHypertensionMedicalterm forhigh bloodpressureTumorA mass ofrapidlygrowingcellsAntibodiesMostimportantweapons tofightpathogensEmbolusA piece of bloodclot or debris thatfloats through thebloodstream andbecomes lodgedin a blood vessel InfectiousType ofdisease that’scaused byinvadingpathogensThrombusA stationaryblood clotthat formsin a vesselVirusA Tiny capsule ofgeneticinformation thatcan reprogram aliving cell toreproduce newvirus particles WhiteBloodCellsThe mostimportant part(soldiers) ofour immunesystemInflammationA tissuecondition wherean infectedarea becomesred, swollen,and tender "itis"

Immunology - 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. This type of disease spreads from person to person
    Communicable
  2. A painful, squeezing feeling in the chest
    Angina Pectoris
  3. Create(s) a hostile environment for pathogens and signals the body's defenses to activate
    Fever
  4. Disease spreads from person to person
    Communicable
  5. Type 1 Diabetes is an example of this type of disease
    Hormonal
  6. The organ that serves as a shield to protect the body from invading
    Skin
  7. Occurs when a blood vessel in the brain ruptures or becomes clogged, interrupting the supply of oxygen-rich blood to the brain
    Stroke
  8. The amount of force that blood exerts upon the walls of the blood vessels
    Blood Pressure
  9. refers to the top blood pressure number when the heart is pumping
    Systolic
  10. A condition that can occur when the heart is too weak to maintain normal blood circulation
    Congestive Heart Failure
  11. Disease-causing organisms such as bacteria, viruses, and fungi
    Pathogens
  12. Diseases that occur during development in the womb and are present at birth
    Congenital
  13. Small, bean-shaped organs that cleanse the lymph of debris and are considered the “military bases” from which T cells attach
    Lymph Nodes
  14. The study of disease, its causes, and treatments
    Pathology
  15. kill pathogens by engulfing and disposing of them
    Phagocytes
  16. Coronary refers to which organ
    Heart
  17. Cardiovascular is related to which body system?
    Circulatory
  18. The death of an area of tissue due to insufficient blood supply
    Infarction
  19. Acts like flypaper and catches pathogens before they enter
    Mucus
  20. When a cancer tumor spreads throughout the body
    Malignant
  21. Vaccines provide this kind of immunity
    Acquired
  22. Filters old blood, holds an emergency reserve of blood, and creates white blood cells
    Spleen
  23. Hardening of the arteries
    Arteriosclerosis
  24. Another name for White Blood Cells
    Leukocytes
  25. The second/bottom number in a blood pressure reading that measures when a heart rests
    Diastolic
  26. The chemical alarm signal that causes inflammation
    Histamine
  27. Diseases in which tissues and organs gradually lose their ability to function properly
    Degenerative
  28. Medical term for high blood pressure
    Hypertension
  29. A mass of rapidly growing cells
    Tumor
  30. Most important weapons to fight pathogens
    Antibodies
  31. A piece of blood clot or debris that floats through the bloodstream and becomes lodged in a blood vessel
    Embolus
  32. Type of disease that’s caused by invading pathogens
    Infectious
  33. A stationary blood clot that forms in a vessel
    Thrombus
  34. A Tiny capsule of genetic information that can reprogram a living cell to reproduce new virus particles
    Virus
  35. The most important part (soldiers) of our immune system
    White Blood Cells
  36. A tissue condition where an infected area becomes red, swollen, and tender "itis"
    Inflammation