By the end of the teaching session, learners should be able to accurately explain the principles and purpose of the specific medical test being discussed.

Learners should be able to demonstrate correct procedures for carrying out the test, including patient preparation, test execution, and post-test procedures.

The participants should be able to interpret test results accurately, identifying normal and abnormal values and understanding what these results may indicate.

Learners should be able to communicate test results effectively to patients, explaining the significance, potential implications, and any follow-up procedures or treatments required.

By the end of the session, participants should be able to demonstrate an understanding of any potential risks or complications associated with the test, including how to mitigate these risks and manage any complications that may arise.