1. To understand the systemic approach to assessment of patients presenting with acute abdomen, including recognizing symptoms, physical examination strategies and necessary investigations. 2. To acquire a well-rounded knowledge of general surgical conditions such as acute appendicitis, cholecystitis, pancreatitis, bowel obstruction, and upper GI bleeding, their etiology and possible complications. 3. To comprehend the function and anatomy of abdominal organs in relation to acute abdominal conditions, enabling a deeper understanding of the presenting pathology. 4. To gain proficiency in critical thinking and decision-making skills for the initial management of acute abdomen conditions, including pain management, fluid resuscitation and escalation where appropriate. 5. To be capable of discussing symptoms, diagnosis, management, and treatment options of acute abdominal conditions effectively with patients and other members of the medical team.