1. To understand the pathophysiology and clinical manifestations of Cerebrovascular Accidents (CVA). 2. To learn the diagnostic approach and techniques for patients presenting symptoms of CVA including neurological assessments and imaging studies. 3. To acquire and practice the skills necessary for immediate response and emergency management of CVA cases including the administration of thrombolytic therapy, if appropriate. 4. To understand the importance and techniques of providing secondary prevention measures in patients who have suffered from a CVA. 5. To practice good communication skills with both patients and their families, ensuring comprehension and empathy in the event of a CVA incident.