1. To understand the presenting symptoms and clinical signs of the patient's condition to formulate accurate diagnosis. 2. To interpret and analyze the patient's diagnostic test results adequately to determine the course of the disease and patient management. 3. To apply the knowledge of differential diagnosis to determine the most probable cause of patient's symptoms and the most effective treatment. 4. To enhance the skills to communicate the diagnosis and treatment plan effectively to the patient. 5. To improve decision-making skills in managing complex cases by discussing this particular patient's case, exploring different management options, and making evidence-based decisions.