People say us cats have it easy, but it's not all sunshine and catnip. I mean, someone's got to maintain unbroken eye contact while you're in the bath.

So after a long hard day my human better bring me a delicious bowl of whiskers. I'm talking to you Kevin. It's

almost per o'clock. Don't let me down.

Wiskers per moor. Hey there everybody this is Nurse Mo and welcome back to the Straight A Nursing

podcast today we'll be diving into episode 113 and today we're going to be talking about third spacing.

So you may or may not have heard of this concept yet.

If you haven't yet, don't worry, you absolutely will, and you'll definitely come across it when you're

taking care of critically ill patients, for sure. You could see it somewhat in your medsurge patients, absolutely.

So we'll be diving into that.

It's something that you'll probably use quite frequently

as a nursing student and definitely as a nurse.

Before we get into that I just want to give a huge shout out to all of my new crucial concepts boot camp students. We are not even

through the early bird enrollment period yet and we've already blown the doors off our enrollment numbers for our last period.

So I am so thrilled that so many of you are joining me in Crucial Concepts Boot Camp as we learn those core concepts that teach you

how to be a successful nursing student. And you guys, there's still time to get in on that course

before enrollment closes August 11th so if you're listening to this episode

on the day that it airs or even a couple of days afterwards.

There's still time to get into this enrollment period.

It closes August 11, 2020 and I will put some links in the show notes for you so that you can easily find your way to that.

So speaking of Crucial Concepts Boot Camp, don't just take my word for it.

Let's do a quick shout out to Annalese who writes, I just finished my first week of nursing school and I just have to say,

thank you, Nurse Mo. Boot camp helped me prepare so much and I already feel ahead of the game.

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