1. To understand the basic anatomical structures of the head and neck, including bones, muscles, organs, and other key features. 2. To learn the interconnectedness of the structures within the head and neck and how they function together in processes like speaking, swallowing, and sensory perception. 3. To identify common diseases and conditions that can affect the anatomy of the head and neck, including their symptoms, causes, and treatment methods. 4. To apply knowledge of head and neck anatomy in diagnosing and treating patients, utilising appropriate medical terminology and diagnostic tools. 5. To recognize the relevance and significance of head and neck anatomy in a range of medical procedures and interventions, using this knowledge to support patient care and communication.