1. To understand and identify the key signs and symptoms of common hepatobiliary disorders such as gallstones, biliary colic, cholecystitis, ascending cholangitis, and pancreatitis. 2. To gain knowledge on the acute presentation of these hepatobiliary disorders and learn to distinguish them from other gastrointestinal ailments. 3. To master the proper clinical assessment techniques for diagnosing hepatobiliary disorders, focusing on patient history, physical examinations, and necessary diagnostic tests. 4. To comprehend the principles of initial management for patients presenting with hepatobiliary disorders, with focus on pain management, infection control, and potential surgical interventions. 5. To demonstrate the capability to answer hypothetical patient questions post-diagnosis and effectively communicate the next steps for management and potential outcomes, thus enhancing their patient communication and counselling skills.