Mary Ann George
I am a registered nurse currently working as a case manager in the home health industry. My credentials include a BS degree in education, a Masters degree in health services management, and an Associate Degree in nursing. I am certified as a psychiatric nurse and as a medical diagnosis coder. Two continuing education courses that I have written for clinicians have been published online at PTcourses.com. The topics of these courses are Sleep Deprivation in the Elderly and This OASIS is No Mirage-a paper detailing patient assessments, histories and physicals and patient outcomes. I have a broad arena of expertise that includes: education and training in healthcare, physical fitness, adaptive physical education, mental health, diagnosis coding, healthcare quality assurance, nursing care planning and home healthcare. My interests include: spending time with family and friends, caring for and loving my pets, playing golf and following current events.
Latest Articles
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Barlow's Syndrome: A Disease of the Mitral Valve of the Heart
In Barlow's syndrome, the mitral valve fails to close properly, causing blood to flow back into the left atrium of the heart sometimes causing a murmur.
Nov 22, 2010
- Mary Ann George
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Post-Polio Syndrome, the Late Effects of Poliomyelitis
Post-polio syndrome (PPS) is a condition that shows up twenty to forty years after an initial polio infection. It can cause many uncomfortable symptoms.
Nov 14, 2010
- Mary Ann George
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Can You Tell the Difference Between Lightheadedness and Vertigo?
Two words that dizziness can sometimes describe are lightheadedness and vertigo. Describing the correct symptoms will help identify the correct treatment.
Nov 7, 2010
- Mary Ann George
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How to Identify and Treat the Skin Infestation Called Scabies
Scabies is a skin infestation of tiny creatures called itch mites. These parasites live and grow in human skin and cause a red, bumpy rash.
Nov 6, 2010
- Mary Ann George
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Mononucleosis and Epstein-Barr Virus
Mononucleosis is a common illness that is usually caused by the virus Epstein-Barr . Most of the time, like other viruses, mono will resolve on its own.
Nov 6, 2010
- Mary Ann George
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Information on Morton's Neuromas
A neuroma is a noncancerous thickening of nerve tissue. A Morton's neuroma is a growth that occurs in the foot, usually between the 3rd and 4th toes.
Nov 6, 2010
- Mary Ann George
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Bronchiectasis-A Type of Lung Disease
Bronchiectasis is a lung diseases classified as COPD. The bronchi and bronchioles become damaged and breathing cab become very difficult.
Aug 7, 2010
- Mary Ann George
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Elephantiasis, A Disorder of the Lymphatic System
Elephantiasis, also called lymphatic filariasis, is a condition characterized by gross enlargement due to fluid of an area of the body, especially the limb.
Aug 7, 2010
- Mary Ann George
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Scoliosis – One of Several Disorders of the Spinal Column
Scoliosis is a condition where the curve of the spine or backbone is not aligned correctly. In a person with scoliosis, the spine curves from side to side.
Aug 2, 2010
- Mary Ann George
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Tinnitis – That Ringing in the Ears
Tinnitus is a chronic noise that results from some form of abnormality in the inner ear and brain.
It is often called "Ringing in the Ears."
Aug 2, 2010
- Mary Ann George
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