Understand the Definition and Pathophysiology of Sepsis: By the end of the session, students should be capable of clearly defining sepsis and thoroughly explaining the underlying mechanisms that lead to the condition.

Identifying Risk Factors and Symptoms Associated with Sepsis: One objective is for students to correctly identify common risk factors and symptoms associated with sepsis through various patient cases.

Interpretation of Clinical Investigations in Sepsis: Students will be able to interpret the results of common clinical laboratory tests (such as CBC, blood cultures, and lactic acid levels) used in the diagnosis and management of sepsis.

Management of Sepsis: After the session, students should be able to explain the standard management steps for sepsis, including the use of antibiotics, fluid resuscitation, and supportive care.

Applying knowledge to Clinical Scenarios: The final objective is for students to successfully apply their knowledge in practice-based scenarios, demonstrating appropriate clinical decision-making in diagnosing, managing, and monitoring patients with sepsis.