1. To develop an understanding of the anatomy and physiology related to pleural aspiration, including the location, structure, and function of the pleural space. 2. To acquire the skills necessary for performing pleural aspiration safely and effectively, including needle placement, fluid extraction, and patient monitoring. 3. To recognize the indications, contraindications, potential complications, and ethical considerations associated with pleural aspiration. 4. To learn about the pre-procedural and post-procedural care required in pleural aspiration, such as patient communication, consent, and follow-up monitoring. 5. To interpret and analyze the samples gained from pleural aspiration accurately for diagnosing different diseases.