Shifting the pH: Acid-Base Balance
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Educators
Sue de Muelenaere
Sue de Muelenaere is a registered nurse with more than 20 years’ experience as a nurse educator. Sue completed a five-year bachelor of nursing degree in South Africa, which included training in psychiatric and community nursing and midwifery. Since then, Sue has worked extensively in the intensive care environment, during which she has presented various courses, including an honour’s degree, a diploma in intensive care, and various short cardiac and ECG courses. Sue also holds an honour’s degree in advanced nursing science (intensive care nursing) and diplomas in nursing education and nursing administration. She was the education manager in a specialised heart hospital where she was responsible for the education of all hospital staff, including non-nursing staff members. Sue is passionate about teaching. She maintains a special interest in all aspects of nursing the critically-ill patient. See Educator Profile
Reviews
Rosy Khadka Chhetri
very great learning resources. This is a very hard confusing topic yet the tutor made it very simplified and easy to understand.
Geno Ungil
Love the presentation. Content made easy to understand.
Sharon Gibbens
Easy to understand what can be a complicated system
Tyson Joseph Peters
continue to study blood gas , and respatory and metabolic alcolosis and asicosis..better uderstanidng on how these effect the body systems
Caroline Jenkins
Very informative and interesting subject and very relevant to my work .
Teresa Dempsey
Good refresher course on gases. Information kept simple, easy to understand and good use of examples to reinforce talk.
Vanessa Milne
Well explained for a difficult topic.
NICK PEARSON
A timely reminder of the fundamentals
Teagan Ryatt
Really great lecture; broken down well and explained in an easy to understand method. The practice questions really help reinforce learning.
Jenna He
Thank you for the teaching!