CooperationWorkingtogethertoward acommongoal.JinglesThis type ofadvertising techniqueis used to creatememorable"earworms" thatfoster brandrecognition andrecall.AggressiveCommunicationCommunicatingin a way thatmay be seen asthreatening.BodyLanguageA form ofcommunicatingthat involvesposture, gestures,facial expressions,and bodymovements.ProteinThis type of nutrient isessential for growth,repair, and bodyfunction and iscomprised of aminoacids. Examples offood that contain thisnutrient include meatsand eggs.SugarsWhat isanother namefor simplecarbohydratesWater-solubleVitaminsThese type ofvitamins cannotbe stored by thebody. Examplesinclude VitaminC and B.CompromiseThe willingnessof each personto give upsomething inorder to reachan agreement.MicronutrientsThis type ofnutrient groupcontainsvitamins,minerals, andwater.IronThis mineral isnecessary for healthyred blood cells andcan lead to acondition known asanemia when aperson doesn't haveenough.CarbohydrateThis type of nutrientsupplies energy foryour body's functions.Examples of foodthat have this type ofnutrient includebread, pasta, or rice.VitaminsEssential nutrientsthat are needed insmall amounts andassist in manychemical reactionsin the body.CognitiveTherapyHelps a personidentifysituations orthoughts thattrigger abnormalbehaviors.CalciumThis mineral isimportant inmaintaining strongbones, bloodclotting, andmaintaining yournervous system.ComparisonShoppingThis technique canbe used to judgethe benefits ofdifferent productsby comparingfactors like quality,features, and cost.MacronutrientsThis type ofnutrient groupincludesprotein,carbohydrates,and fatsPsychiatristA type ofdoctor that candiagnose andtreat mentaldisorders.MineralsNutrientsthat occurnaturally inrocks andsoil.PassiveCommunicationCommunicatingin a way inwhich you holdback your truethoughts orfeelings.AssertiveCommunicationCommunicatingin a way inwhich you stateyour directfeelings or standup for yourself.ClusterSuicideMultiplesuicides in ashort period oftime within thesame peergroupHomeostasisThis term refersto maintaining asteady stateinside yourbody.HealthConsumerSomeone whopurchases or useshealth products orservices to makeinformed buyingdecisions.Fat-SolubleVitaminsThese type ofvitamins can bestored by thebody. Examplesinclude VitaminA, D, E, and K.ClinicalDepressionA person isdiagnosed withthis conditionwhen they show atleast 4 symptomsfor 2 weeks"I"MessageA statement inwhich a personexpresses theirfeelings withoutblamingsomeone else.ActiveListeningFocusing yourfull attention onwhat a speakeris saying duringa conversation.InsightTherapyHelps peoplebetterunderstand thereasons fortheir behavior.GroupTherapyTherapyinvolvingmultiple peoplewith the samedisorder.PsychotherapyType oftherapy inwhich patientstalk with atherapist.CooperationWorkingtogethertoward acommongoal.JinglesThis type ofadvertising techniqueis used to creatememorable"earworms" thatfoster brandrecognition andrecall.AggressiveCommunicationCommunicatingin a way thatmay be seen asthreatening.BodyLanguageA form ofcommunicatingthat involvesposture, gestures,facial expressions,and bodymovements.ProteinThis type of nutrient isessential for growth,repair, and bodyfunction and iscomprised of aminoacids. Examples offood that contain thisnutrient include meatsand eggs.SugarsWhat isanother namefor simplecarbohydratesWater-solubleVitaminsThese type ofvitamins cannotbe stored by thebody. Examplesinclude VitaminC and B.CompromiseThe willingnessof each personto give upsomething inorder to reachan agreement.MicronutrientsThis type ofnutrient groupcontainsvitamins,minerals, andwater.IronThis mineral isnecessary for healthyred blood cells andcan lead to acondition known asanemia when aperson doesn't haveenough.CarbohydrateThis type of nutrientsupplies energy foryour body's functions.Examples of foodthat have this type ofnutrient includebread, pasta, or rice.VitaminsEssential nutrientsthat are needed insmall amounts andassist in manychemical reactionsin the body.CognitiveTherapyHelps a personidentifysituations orthoughts thattrigger abnormalbehaviors.CalciumThis mineral isimportant inmaintaining strongbones, bloodclotting, andmaintaining yournervous system.ComparisonShoppingThis technique canbe used to judgethe benefits ofdifferent productsby comparingfactors like quality,features, and cost.MacronutrientsThis type ofnutrient groupincludesprotein,carbohydrates,and fatsPsychiatristA type ofdoctor that candiagnose andtreat mentaldisorders.MineralsNutrientsthat occurnaturally inrocks andsoil.PassiveCommunicationCommunicatingin a way inwhich you holdback your truethoughts orfeelings.AssertiveCommunicationCommunicatingin a way inwhich you stateyour directfeelings or standup for yourself.ClusterSuicideMultiplesuicides in ashort period oftime within thesame peergroupHomeostasisThis term refersto maintaining asteady stateinside yourbody.HealthConsumerSomeone whopurchases or useshealth products orservices to makeinformed buyingdecisions.Fat-SolubleVitaminsThese type ofvitamins can bestored by thebody. Examplesinclude VitaminA, D, E, and K.ClinicalDepressionA person isdiagnosed withthis conditionwhen they show atleast 4 symptomsfor 2 weeks"I"MessageA statement inwhich a personexpresses theirfeelings withoutblamingsomeone else.ActiveListeningFocusing yourfull attention onwhat a speakeris saying duringa conversation.InsightTherapyHelps peoplebetterunderstand thereasons fortheir behavior.GroupTherapyTherapyinvolvingmultiple peoplewith the samedisorder.PsychotherapyType oftherapy inwhich patientstalk with atherapist.

Health Midterm 2 Review - 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. Working together toward a common goal.
    Cooperation
  2. This type of advertising technique is used to create memorable "earworms" that foster brand recognition and recall.
    Jingles
  3. Communicating in a way that may be seen as threatening.
    Aggressive Communication
  4. A form of communicating that involves posture, gestures, facial expressions, and body movements.
    Body Language
  5. This type of nutrient is essential for growth, repair, and body function and is comprised of amino acids. Examples of food that contain this nutrient include meats and eggs.
    Protein
  6. What is another name for simple carbohydrates
    Sugars
  7. These type of vitamins cannot be stored by the body. Examples include Vitamin C and B.
    Water-soluble Vitamins
  8. The willingness of each person to give up something in order to reach an agreement.
    Compromise
  9. This type of nutrient group contains vitamins, minerals, and water.
    Micronutrients
  10. This mineral is necessary for healthy red blood cells and can lead to a condition known as anemia when a person doesn't have enough.
    Iron
  11. This type of nutrient supplies energy for your body's functions. Examples of food that have this type of nutrient include bread, pasta, or rice.
    Carbohydrate
  12. Essential nutrients that are needed in small amounts and assist in many chemical reactions in the body.
    Vitamins
  13. Helps a person identify situations or thoughts that trigger abnormal behaviors.
    Cognitive Therapy
  14. This mineral is important in maintaining strong bones, blood clotting, and maintaining your nervous system.
    Calcium
  15. This technique can be used to judge the benefits of different products by comparing factors like quality, features, and cost.
    Comparison Shopping
  16. This type of nutrient group includes protein, carbohydrates, and fats
    Macronutrients
  17. A type of doctor that can diagnose and treat mental disorders.
    Psychiatrist
  18. Nutrients that occur naturally in rocks and soil.
    Minerals
  19. Communicating in a way in which you hold back your true thoughts or feelings.
    Passive Communication
  20. Communicating in a way in which you state your direct feelings or stand up for yourself.
    Assertive Communication
  21. Multiple suicides in a short period of time within the same peer group
    Cluster Suicide
  22. This term refers to maintaining a steady state inside your body.
    Homeostasis
  23. Someone who purchases or uses health products or services to make informed buying decisions.
    Health Consumer
  24. These type of vitamins can be stored by the body. Examples include Vitamin A, D, E, and K.
    Fat-Soluble Vitamins
  25. A person is diagnosed with this condition when they show at least 4 symptoms for 2 weeks
    Clinical Depression
  26. A statement in which a person expresses their feelings without blaming someone else.
    "I" Message
  27. Focusing your full attention on what a speaker is saying during a conversation.
    Active Listening
  28. Helps people better understand the reasons for their behavior.
    Insight Therapy
  29. Therapy involving multiple people with the same disorder.
    Group Therapy
  30. Type of therapy in which patients talk with a therapist.
    Psychotherapy