1. To grasp the basic theoretical knowledge in Obstetrics such as stages of pregnancy, delivery, and complications. 2. To understand the key clinical skills needed in managing various obstetric scenarios, including normal deliveries, emergency situations, and common complications during pregnancy. 3. To acquire practical skills in prenatal diagnostics, maternal monitoring during labor and interpreting findings from ultrasound and other imaging techniques. 4. To enhance the ability to communicate effectively with patients, providing them with clear and concise information about their condition, as well as addressing their concerns and doubts regarding childbirth. 5. To develop professional attitudes and ethical practices in relation to obstetric care, acknowledging the importance of patient's rights, confidentiality, and understanding the sensitive nature of maternal health.