1. To develop a comprehensive understanding of how to effectively obtain a cardiac history. 2. To improve communication skills, specifically catering to patient's needs and making them feel comfortable enough to share personal health information. 3. To understand key aspects to look for during the assessment of cardiac history, including symptoms, risk factors, and family history of cardiovascular diseases. 4. To practice and demonstrate the correct use of different physical examination techniques necessary for cardiac assessments. 5. To critically analyze and interpret findings from a patient's cardiac history in order to propose a probable diagnosis and potential treatment plan.