1. To understand the structure and function of the 12 cranial nerves in the human body, their roles in controlling various body functions and how they connect the brain to different parts of the body. 2. To be able to perform a comprehensive cranial nerve examination, effectively identifying various examination techniques for each individual nerve. 3. To interpret the results of cranial nerve examinations accurately, relating the findings to potential pathological conditions. 4. To improve documentation skills associated with cranial nerve examination, by accurately recording examination findings in an organized, coherent manner. 5. To demonstrate the ability to educate and guide patients during cranial nerve examination, providing clear instructions and ensuring the patients' comfort and understanding throughout the process.