1. To gain a thorough understanding of the anatomy of the upper limb including bones, muscles, nerves, and blood vessels. 2. Comprehend the functional significance of each anatomical part of the upper limb and use that knowledge to aid in clinical diagnosis and treatment. 3. Understand the intricate anatomical relationships between different structures of the upper limb and how these contribute to its overall function. 4. Differentiate between normal anatomical variations and pathological conditions related to upper limb anatomy. 5. Integrate the learned anatomical knowledge with practical clinical applications, improving diagnostic and surgical skills related to the upper limb.