HealthyLifestyleVitaminC270,607CasesAsymptomaticpeople stillspread thediseaseBrokenSkin toSkinContactContactWithBloodMouthCondomsPainfulUrinationThroatWarts/SoresNaturalAntibodiesDestroyHPVMostCasesCauseCancerAbstinenceSoresFade andReturnCannotBeTreatedMother-BabyDuringPregnancy/BirthGenitalsVaccinationContactWith BodyFluidsSexualContact13 MillionTeen CasesAnnually inU.S.LimitedPartnersZincContactWith theInfection42.5%VitaminB129/10 HPVInfectionsFade Within2 yrsNotPermanentHealthyLifestyleVitaminC270,607CasesAsymptomaticpeople stillspread thediseaseBrokenSkin toSkinContactContactWithBloodMouthCondomsPainfulUrinationThroatWarts/SoresNaturalAntibodiesDestroyHPVMostCasesCauseCancerAbstinenceSoresFade andReturnCannotBeTreatedMother-BabyDuringPregnancy/BirthGenitalsVaccinationContactWith BodyFluidsSexualContact13 MillionTeen CasesAnnually inU.S.LimitedPartnersZincContactWith theInfection42.5%VitaminB129/10 HPVInfectionsFade Within2 yrsNotPermanent

HPV 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. Healthy Lifestyle
  2. Vitamin C
  3. 270,607 Cases
  4. Asymptomatic people still spread the disease
  5. Broken Skin to Skin Contact
  6. Contact With Blood
  7. Mouth
  8. Condoms
  9. Painful Urination
  10. Throat
  11. Warts/Sores
  12. Natural Antibodies Destroy HPV
  13. Most Cases Cause Cancer
  14. Abstinence
  15. Sores Fade and Return
  16. Cannot Be Treated
  17. Mother-Baby During Pregnancy/Birth
  18. Genitals
  19. Vaccination
  20. Contact With Body Fluids
  21. Sexual Contact
  22. 13 Million Teen Cases Annually in U.S.
  23. Limited Partners
  24. Zinc
  25. Contact With the Infection
  26. 42.5%
  27. Vitamin B12
  28. 9/10 HPV Infections Fade Within 2 yrs
  29. Not Permanent