1. To understand and describe the anatomical structure of the lower limb, including bones, muscles, arteries, veins, and nerves. 2. To identify and explain the function of each part of lower limb in relation to movement and sensory perception. 3. To learn the common diseases, injuries, and disorders related to the lower limb, their symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options. 4. To interpret clinical signs shown by patients related to lower limb issues and understand how to properly apply assessment techniques. 5. To analyze case studies involving lower limb injuries or malfunctions, and develop effective treatment plans based on existing medical knowledge and evidence-based practice.