1. To understand and describe the pathophysiology of jaundice, including the role of bilirubin in the body and the process by which it is produced and excreted. 2. To enumerate and discuss in detail the various causes of jaundice, including both pre-hepatic and post-hepatic mechanisms with a special focus on the most common hepatic pathologies leading to this condition. 3. To accurately diagnose jaundice using a combination of clinical signs, patient history, physical examination findings and laboratory investigations, differentiating between different types based on the presenting signs and symptoms. 4. To administer appropriate and efficient medical management options for a patient with jaundice, based on the underlying cause; and to understand when urgent referral or treatment is necessary. 5. To educate patients about jaundice, its causes, consequences, and management strategies, ensuring clear communication and understanding in order to help them make informed decisions about their healthcare.