1. Identify the various diagnostic tools and procedures used in ENT (ear, nose, throat) assessments, demonstrating correct usage and interpretation by the end of the teaching session. 2. Gain understanding of common ENT conditions, their symptoms, causes, and treatment protocols, being able to detail at least five such conditions by session close. 3. Demonstrate proficiency in performing basic ENT examinations by successfully executing these techniques on medical simulation models under supervision. 4. Develop a comprehensive plan for managing common ENT emergencies, showcasing the ability to respond timely and effectively to simulated emergency scenarios presented in the session. 5. Enhance patient communication skills, especially in the context of explaining complex ENT conditions or procedures, and demonstrate these skills through role-play exercises.