To understand the basic principles and functions of a CT Head scan: By the end of the session, participants should be able to explain the fundamental principles of how a CT Head scan works, its primary uses, and its role in diagnosing various conditions.

To identify the standard anatomical structures in a CT Head Scan: Participants should be able to recognize and correctly label basic brain structures such as the cerebrum, cerebellum, brainstem, ventricles, and important blood vessels.

To interpret basic findings of CT Head: Attendees should develop skills to interpret gross pathological findings in a CT head scan, such as hemorrhage, infarcts, tumors, and hydrocephalus.

To distinguish between normal and abnormal findings: By the end of the session, the medical audience should be able to differentiate between normal and pathological images in CT head scans, understanding the variations that could exist.

To understand the pros and cons of CT head imaging: Participants should be educated about the advantages and limitations of CT Head imaging, its radiation risk, and how it compares to other imaging modalities like MRI. They should also be able to discuss when a CT scan is preferred in a clinical situation.