1. To understand and apply the principles of A-E (Airway, Breathing, Circulation, Disability, Exposure) assessment in clinical situations, thereby enhancing patient evaluation and diagnosis. 2. To familiarize with different IV cannulation techniques, understanding when and how to use them effectively during patient care. 3. To gain practical experience in performing IV cannulation under supervision, ensuring confidence in performing the procedure independently in the future. 4. To recognize common complications associated with IV cannulation and make decisions on appropriate actions to overcome these challenges, enhancing patient safety and comfort. 5. To develop the capacity to work collaboratively in a medical team, improving communication skills and teamwork during critical assessments like A-E and procedures like IV cannulation.