1. By the end of the session, the audience should be able to identify and describe the anatomical structures of the upper limb, including bones, muscles, joints, blood vessels, and nerves. 2. Participants should be able to explain the functional aspects of the upper limb, including the underlying physiological processes and the roles of various structures. 3. Attendees should be capable of understanding and explaining the various pathologies associated with the upper limb, including their causes, symptoms, and treatment methods. 4. The audience should be able to apply anatomical knowledge of the upper limb to clinical scenarios, allowing them to diagnose and manage conditions more effectively. 5. By the end of the teaching series, participants should have strengthened their abilities to integrate knowledge of upper limb anatomy with other disciplines in medicine, including surgery, radiology, and physiotherapy.