AcuteStageMostcontagiousperiodHepatitisA & Eprimaryreservoirfood, water,fecesReservoirKnown asthe Fatherof AseptictechniqueJosephLister5 majorclasses ofpathogensbacteria,virus, yeast,fungi,protozoachemotherapy,nutrition,stress, diseaseFactors thataffectimmunologicdefensemechanismsskin,mouth,GI tractbody'snormaldefenseshands,contaminatedfoods, airdroplets, dirtyneedlemethods oftransmissionConvalescenceacutesymptomsdisappearMicroorganismsTinymicroscopicentities capableof carrying onlivingprocesses VirulentexceedinglypathogenicHAIinfectionresultingfrom medicaltx in a healthcare settingInflammationbody'sresponse toinjury/infectionat the cellularlevelEntamoebahistolyticaprimaryreservoirlargeintestineCandidaalbicansprimaryreservoirmouth, skin,colon,genital tractProdromalStageonset ofnonspecificsymptoms tomore specificsymptomsCAUTIcatheterassociatedUTICiliatrapinhaledmicrobesOccupationalHealthServicesProtectshealthcareworkers/patientsfrom infectionIncubationPeriodinterval betweenentrance ofpathogen intothe body &appearance of1st symptomsfomitenon-livingvehiclestaphalococcaureusprimarilyreservoirskin, hair,and naresCLABSIcentral lineassociatedbloodstreaminfectionMedicalAsepsisreduce thenumber ofmicroorganismsand preventtheir spreadAcuteStageMostcontagiousperiodHepatitisA & Eprimaryreservoirfood, water,fecesReservoirKnown asthe Fatherof AseptictechniqueJosephLister5 majorclasses ofpathogensbacteria,virus, yeast,fungi,protozoachemotherapy,nutrition,stress, diseaseFactors thataffectimmunologicdefensemechanismsskin,mouth,GI tractbody'snormaldefenseshands,contaminatedfoods, airdroplets, dirtyneedlemethods oftransmissionConvalescenceacutesymptomsdisappearMicroorganismsTinymicroscopicentities capableof carrying onlivingprocesses VirulentexceedinglypathogenicHAIinfectionresultingfrom medicaltx in a healthcare settingInflammationbody'sresponse toinjury/infectionat the cellularlevelEntamoebahistolyticaprimaryreservoirlargeintestineCandidaalbicansprimaryreservoirmouth, skin,colon,genital tractProdromalStageonset ofnonspecificsymptoms tomore specificsymptomsCAUTIcatheterassociatedUTICiliatrapinhaledmicrobesOccupationalHealthServicesProtectshealthcareworkers/patientsfrom infectionIncubationPeriodinterval betweenentrance ofpathogen intothe body &appearance of1st symptomsfomitenon-livingvehiclestaphalococcaureusprimarilyreservoirskin, hair,and naresCLABSIcentral lineassociatedbloodstreaminfectionMedicalAsepsisreduce thenumber ofmicroorganismsand preventtheir spread

Asepsis and Infection Control - 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 contagious period
    Acute Stage
  2. primary reservoir food, water, feces
    Hepatitis A & E

  3. Reservoir
  4. Joseph Lister
    Known as the Father of Aseptic technique
  5. bacteria, virus, yeast, fungi, protozoa
    5 major classes of pathogens
  6. Factors that affect immunologic defense mechanisms
    chemotherapy, nutrition, stress, disease
  7. body's normal defenses
    skin, mouth, GI tract
  8. methods of transmission
    hands, contaminated foods, air droplets, dirty needle
  9. acute symptoms disappear
    Convalescence
  10. Tiny microscopic entities capable of carrying on living processes
    Microorganisms
  11. exceedingly pathogenic
    Virulent
  12. infection resulting from medical tx in a health care setting
    HAI
  13. body's response to injury/infection at the cellular level
    Inflammation
  14. primary reservoir large intestine
    Entamoeba histolytica
  15. primary reservoir mouth, skin, colon, genital tract
    Candida albicans
  16. onset of nonspecific symptoms to more specific symptoms
    Prodromal Stage
  17. catheter associated UTI
    CAUTI
  18. trap inhaled microbes
    Cilia
  19. Protects healthcare workers/patients from infection
    Occupational Health Services
  20. interval between entrance of pathogen into the body & appearance of 1st symptoms
    Incubation Period
  21. non-living vehicle
    fomite
  22. primarily reservoir skin, hair, and nares
    staphalococc aureus
  23. central line associated bloodstream infection
    CLABSI
  24. reduce the number of microorganisms and prevent their spread
    Medical Asepsis