Understand the neurological anatomy of the limbs: The objective is to understand the basic neurological anatomy, both peripheral and central, related to the limbs. This includes anatomical knowledge of nerve roots, peripheral nerves, and the muscle groups they innervate.

Learn how to conduct a basic neurological limb examination: The learner should be able to conduct a systematic and detailed neurological examination of the upper and lower limbs, including testing sensory modalities, reflexes, strength testing, and coordination.

Identify common neurological conditions affecting the limbs: By the end of this session, learners should have a sound understanding and be able to recognize and identify common neurological disorders that can affect the limbs, understand their presentations, and potential diagnostic tests needed.

Formulate a differential diagnosis based on the neurological examination: The doctors should be able to use the findings from their neurological limb examination and clinical knowledge to formulate a differential diagnosis. They should be able to correlate clinical findings with potential underlying neurological disease processes.

Develop an initial management and referral plan: Upon conducting the examination and formulating a diagnosis, medical professionals should be competent in developing an initial management plan, and know when to refer to a neurologist for further evaluation or treatment.