The "No Bones About It" event covers a wide range of topics related to human anatomy and physiology. Some of the key topics include:

Most novices memorize “greater tubercle of the humerus.” Experts know the difference between a tubercle (small, rounded), a tuberosity (large, rough), a condyle (rounded articular surface), and an epicondyle (projection above a condyle).

: Teams move through stations to identify specific physical bones, pictures of bones, or match 10–15 bones to a provided skeleton or chart. Scientific Names : Competitors must use scientific names only (e.g., instead of "thigh bone"). Tie-Breaker

Incorrect. The hyoid is a small U-shaped bone in the neck, but it is much larger than the stapes. This bone is also known as the "stirrup" due to its shape.

: Students MUST bring a writing instrument; no other external resources or electronic devices are allowed.