| Blueprint ID | Learning Objectives |
| 6523 | explain the anatomical basis of the corneal touch reflex, pupillary and consensual light reflex. |
| 6525 | identify the extraocular muscles, outline the functional tests for eye movements, and the corneal touch reflex |
| 6528 | explain the anatomical basis of the functional tests for pupil size and symmetry in bright/low illumination |
| 6566 | identify the common carotid, external (its branches) and internal carotid arteries by examination of specimens and radiological images |
| 6574 | identify the major anatomical divisions and landmarks of the brain, including the brainstem; locate the cranial nerve nuclei and relate their positions to cranial nerve function |
| 6579 | identify the cervical vertebrae & their components by examination of bones, specimens and radiological images |
| 6582 | identify the fontanelles (and significance of non fusion) by examination of radiological images and specimens |
| 6586 | identify the skull foramina and the anatomical relationships of the cranial nerves traversing them |
| 6599 | identify the location of the paranasal air sinuses |
| 6609 | identify the venous sinuses of the head |
| 7849 | outline the anatomical basis of pain from gingivitis and toothache, effect of dental anesthesia |
| 7854 | identify hematomas (epidural, subdural, subarachnoid) by examination of radiological images |
| 7857 | outline the anatomical basis of cavernous sinus thrombosis and its clinical significance |
| 7861 | identify the arteries (and their branches) and veins (and their tributaries) of the head and neck |
| 7863 | identify types of cervical, skull, maxillary, and mandibular fractures |
| 8099 | identify the anatomy, course, and branches of the facial nerve (CN VII); outline functional tests and correlate lesion sites with clinical deficits |
| 8231 | identify each cranial nerve and their pathways; outline functional tests for each; differentiate sensory, motor, and autonomic components and correlate deficits with lesion sites |
| 10796 | outline the anatomical basis of cleft lip and cleft palate |
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