1. Identify and explain the pathophysiology and etiology of hemolytic anemia, to understand how it develops and affects the body. 2. Differentiate between various types of hemolytic anemia, their unique characteristics, and common causes. 3. Understand the clinical manifestations and symptoms of hemolytic anemia to improve detection and accurate diagnosis. 4. Develop skills to interpret laboratory findings, such as blood film and hemoglobin measurements, relevant to hemolytic anemia and to use these findings effectively in supporting diagnosis. 5. Evaluate and discuss treatment options for different types of hemolytic anemia, learning to tailor the approach according to patient's needs and medical history.