1. To understand the definition, causes and risk factors of sepsis and how it impacts the body's function. 2. To identify the key clinical features and symptoms associated with sepsis, including the differences in presentation between early and late stages of the condition. 3. To analyse and interpret patient history, physical examination findings and investigation results in the context of sepsis. 4. To gain knowledge on the current sepsis management guidelines and protocols, including initial resuscitation measures, antibiotic therapy and source control. 5. To develop skills in effectively communicating the diagnosis, possible complications, treatment plan and prognosis to patients and their families.