1. To understand the basic structure and function of the lower limb, including the bones, muscles, joints, and nerves. 2. To identify and describe the different anatomical structures that are located in the lower limb. 3. To appreciate the importance of the lower limb's anatomy for movement, posture, balance, and physical activities. 4. To correlate clinical conditions, pathological states, and injuries with the specific anatomical structures of the lower limb. 5. To develop skills in assessing, diagnosing, and managing conditions and injuries related to lower limb anatomy through case studies and scenario-based learning.