Understand the basic structure of the human nervous system: By the end of the session, attendees should be able to identify and describe the structure of major components of the nervous system, including the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves.

Define key terminology related to neuroanatomy: Attendants should be able to accurately explain and demonstrate a clear understanding of crucial neuroanatomical terms and concepts.

Apply knowledge of neuroanatomy to clinical practice: Attendees should be able to relate theoretical knowledge of neuroanatomy to real-life clinical situations, demonstrating the relevance and applicability of neuroanatomy education in their medical practice.

Recognize pathology in the nervous system: The session should equip the participants with the ability to identify common pathologies in neuroanatomy and understand their implications on patient wellbeing and treatment plans.

Engage in intellectual discussion about neuroanatomy: The participants should develop the ability to critically analyze, discuss, and share insights on aspects of neuroanatomy with peers, demonstrating an engaged and dynamic grasp of the subject matter.