1. Understand the basic principles of X-ray imaging, including the generation and detection of X-rays, and the difference between film-based and digital systems. 2. Become familiar with the different types of X-rays and their specific applications within the field of medicine, focusing on the unique advantages and disadvantages of each. 3. Gain proficiency in interpreting common X-ray imaging such as chest X-rays and bone X-rays, noting what constitutes normal and abnormal findings. 4. Learn essential radiological safety measures, including the importance of patient positioning and protection, as well as the basic rules of radiation protection for healthcare professionals. 5. Develop a systematic approach to reading and interpreting X-rays, including the ability to identify key anatomical structures, recognize common pathologies, and communicate findings in a clear, concise manner.