1. To facilitate understanding of the basics and complexities of the human respiratory system, including its anatomy, function, and common pathologies. 2. To proficiently demonstrate the techniques of physical examination of the respiratory system, including general inspection, palpation, percussion, and auscultation. 3. To enhance diagnostic skills by accurately interpreting physical examination findings, linking them with possible respiratory conditions and discussing their potential implications. 4. To gain exposure to various respiratory symptoms and signs, familiarize oneself with the common symptoms and signs of respiratory conditions, and understand the clinical reasoning behind this. 5. To develop and polish communication skills when interacting with patients during a respiratory examination, ensuring comfort, obtaining valid information, and building trust.