1. Understand the anatomy and physiology of the upper limb, including the major bones, muscles, nerves, and vessels, providing a solid foundation for comprehending the nature of different fractures. 2. Identify the types, common causes, and clinical presentations of various upper limb fractures such as humerus, radius, and ulna fractures. 3. Develop assessment skills to accurately diagnose upper limb fractures, including interpretation of clinical history, physical examination findings, and appropriate use of imaging techniques like X-ray, CT, and MRI. 4. Understand and describe various treatment methods for upper limb fractures, involving both non-operative treatment like casting and reduction and operative methods like internal or external fixation. 5. Familiarize and be able to synthesize a comprehensive patient care plan, which includes pain management, rehabilitation and physiotherapy protocols, possible complications of untreated or poorly managed fractures, and the appropriate referral to orthopedic specialists when necessary.