1. By the end of this teaching session, participants should be able to understand the purpose and indications of basic blood tests such as full blood test, urea and electrolytes, and coagulation screening. 2. Participants should be able to identify normal and abnormal results for each of these tests, understand their implications and link them to potential medical conditions or diseases. 3. Viewers should acquire a deep knowledge on how to interpret the results of these basic blood tests, including assessing patient's health status, identifying potential health risks, and formulating corresponding treatment plans. 4. Participants should be able to demonstrate confidence in their decision-making abilities when it comes to ordering appropriate blood tests, interpreting the results, and communicating these effectively with patients and their families. 5. By the end of the session, learners should be able to integrate the knowledge gained around basic blood tests into their everyday practice, ensuring efficient diagnosis and treatment of patients.