1. To understand and differentiate the 12 cranial nerves, their functions, and their location within the brain and how they correlate with various body functions. 2. Learn and practice the appropriate technique for examining each cranial nerve, including the tools and methods used for such examinations in a clinical setting. 3. Establish proficiency in identifying and assessing potential abnormalities or dysfunctions in the cranial nerves. 4. Develop a comprehensive understanding of neurological diseases and conditions related to cranial nerves and how these manifest in patients. 5. Master the process of interpreting results from cranial nerve examinations and applying this information to create a differential diagnosis and treatment plan.