Nightwatch: EMTs Treat Patient Who Tests Positive for Covid (Season 5) | A&E

EMTs respond to a call of a 30-year-old man with flu-like symptoms, who ends up testing positive for Covid-19 in this clip from Season 5, Episode 4 of #Nightwatch.

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From executive producer Dick Wolf comes "Nightwatch," an hour-long series following elite teams of emergency responders as they risk their lives to work the busiest and most unnerving shift of the day: the overnight shift.

[rhondamartin]

I am so glad that Brian recovered from Covid. Also that the 2 ladies were ok as well.

[dramonmaster]

MAJOR respect and love to the people who risk their health and lives to help others.

[Cbv]

I like how she switched from a surgical to a n95 mask. Smart of her

[Notranpo]

I honestly have so much respect. Risking their health for others.

[jenniferwilson]

Holly is still around!! My heart just grew 2 sizes! 😍

[wessutton]

Who all thinks that Holly's next promotion will be captain

[AntLoud]

I been watching this show for years it's good to see it's back home where it started

[LovelyLiefie]

I can’t imagine how it must feel responding to someone so sick that you know they won’t make it back from the hospital, how she said basically you know you’re taking them there to die. So glad he made a recovery. Mad respect to all healthcare workers.

[ronellecoetzer]

I LOVE the paramedic lady that was staying positive and kept on working rather than quitting. Well done

[LiveLoveLaugh]

This made me want to cry lol I just lost my uncle to covid. Someone came to his work saying “they just had allergies” and had no mask on. They infected 5 people and my uncle got it the worst and ultimately it cost him his life. So please people wear your masks not just to protect you but to protect the people around you. And if you are showing symptoms get tested! It doesn’t cost anything!! It’s better to be safe than sorry.

[Mrerick]

Man, we had so many staff members quit mid December. Our ER was so full, nurse ratio was 1 for 12 patients. Props to those who stuck it through! Dark depressing times.

[ujjwalsingh]

Sitting in a closed car with a covid patient is daring. Great work team 👍🙏

[ToniHunterOne]

His chances are better because you were there to help him, thank you for him and for your service to the rest of us.

[ethelbentancourt]

Loved the way these young ladies handling this gentleman like a human being not a drug addict or over eater thank you blessings to you young ladies for helping this gentleman get the right medical profession care!! God sent need y'all 🤗🤗

[ffrreeddyy]

They are truly heroic for helping others while risking their own health. That guy was on the hospital for two weeks after that! Amazing what covid does to people, and glad he made it through.

[lemondew]

I had Covid in late November and ended up requiring an ambulance. My husband warned 911 when he called that we were both covid positive so the EMTs could take precautions.
Ended up spending 11 days on a ventilator with double lungs viral and fungal pneumonia, sepsis, PE, 3 DVTs and ARDS. Still not back to normal but thankful for those EMTs that came to get me, knowing that I was covid positive. They had to remove my mask in the ambulance to administer oxygen since I was down to 76%.

[dooline]

Salute you guys .
My wife is a nurse in a Covid unit .

[margaretpeabody]

Finally an episode which includes covid. I'm glad to see the show getting more current.

[anomaxie]

thank you to all of the EMS workers that pushed through this whole pandemic and risked their lives every day for us. the world has not been appreciative enough for all that you have done. <3

[flwrs]

Props to them <3 my dad was an LVN dealing with covid patients and sadly he passed from covid.. thank you to all nurses and first responders for putting your lives on the line for others !