By the end of the session, learners should be able to interpret and analyze various imaging types including X-ray, CT, MRI, and ultrasound, to identify common and critical findings.

Learners will aim to distinguish between normal and pathological appearances across a range of imaging modalities, and explain how these differences impact patient diagnosis and management.

By applying knowledge and understanding of radiological anatomy and pathophysiology, learners should be able to answer SBA questions effectively and with confidence.

Learners will aim to understand and implement effective clinical reasoning and decision-making strategies when answering complex, radiology-focused SBA questions.

After participating in this lecture, learners should be able to apply the knowledge and test-taking strategies taught to improve their performance in exams and set a strong foundation for their future clinical practice.