1. To understand the causes and underlying pathophysiology of confusion in patients and its relevance in varied medical conditions. 2. To develop skills in effectively diagnosing confusion by differentiating it from other psychiatric and neurological conditions. 3. To comprehend the importance of early detection and proper management of confusion and its impact on overall patients' health and the outcome of other co-existing medical conditions. 4. To gain competence in utilizing various diagnostic tools and interpreting results to correctly diagnose confusion. 5. To become proficient in developing appropriate therapeutic plans for patients suffering from confusion, and monitoring their progress over treatment, adapting the plan as needed.