1. To understand the fundamental properties and clinical relevance of oxygen within a medical context, which includes its proper usage, associated risks, and the importance of monitoring its levels in patients. 2. To gain knowledge about different oxygen delivery systems, their mechanisms, indications, benefits, and potential side effects, and to differentiate between them for optimal patient care. 3. To develop the ability to identify and respond to different clinical situations where oxygen therapy is needed, taking into account the patient's condition, the desired oxygen concentration, and potential complications. 4. To familiarize with the current guidelines and protocols for oxygen therapy, including proper handling and storage to ensure patient safety and cautious use of resources. 5. To improve practical skills via interactive sessions and practice scenarios, boosting competence and confidence in administering oxygen in a clinical setting in an effective and safe manner.