1. Define and describe the basic anatomy of the nervous system, including its primary components and their functions in the human body. 2. Understand the physiological processes that occur within the nervous system, with an emphasis on how these processes contribute to movement. 3. Explain the pathology of common nervous system disorders, their implications on movement, and how they are usually diagnosed and treated. 4. Analyze the connection between the nervous system and body movement, understanding how damage or illness can impair these processes. 5. Apply the knowledge of nervous system anatomy, physiology and pathology to clinical scenarios, thus improving diagnostic and treatment approaches.