Can blood test of CDC infect AIDS
Publish: 2021-04-20 14:54:09
1. Drinking water may choke to death, and eating may choke to death.
there may be a world war today. There are too many things that may happen, but what is the probability of this happening? If it's really as terrible as the doctor said, I think the CDC set up by the government should be renamed as CDC, CDC, ha ha ha
there may be a world war today. There are too many things that may happen, but what is the probability of this happening? If it's really as terrible as the doctor said, I think the CDC set up by the government should be renamed as CDC, CDC, ha ha ha
2. impossible! First of all, the CDC must use disposable injections to collect blood.
3. I'm sure you won't be infected. Don't worry, even if there is a live virus on the pen (in fact, the possibility itself is too small to be an event), you won't be infected, because after several transmission, the amount of virus is too small to cause infection at all
don't doubt me, if you need data to prove it, I can give you a series of details The probability of the final calculation of the data will not be greater than that of one day when you walk on the road, a meteorite will fall from the sky and hit you in the nose
don't doubt me, if you need data to prove it, I can give you a series of details The probability of the final calculation of the data will not be greater than that of one day when you walk on the road, a meteorite will fall from the sky and hit you in the nose
4. can't. We wear gloves when we draw blood in our hospital. It's not contagious. People live in an environment where there are a lot of bacteria or something, which are not pathogenic under normal conditions. Don't worry. HIV is very fragile outside the body. Any disinfectant can kill it. never mind.
5. HIV infection is mainly transmitted through sexual behavior and body fluid exchange, mother to child transmission. The main body fluids are: semen, blood, vaginal secretions, milk, cerebrospinal fluid and brain tissue of patients with neurological symptoms. Other body fluids, such as tears, saliva and sweat, exist in small quantities and generally do not lead to the spread of AIDS
HIV is very fragile. If it leaves the human body and is exposed to the air, it will die in a few minutes. In other words, the pen you hold won't have virus, don't worry! Don't scare yourself @
if you want to be so terrible, that staff member has already quit!
HIV is very fragile. If it leaves the human body and is exposed to the air, it will die in a few minutes. In other words, the pen you hold won't have virus, don't worry! Don't scare yourself @
if you want to be so terrible, that staff member has already quit!
6. impossible! First of all, the CDC must use disposable injections to collect blood
secondly, there is no suitable route of infection. Unless the doctor has just given a person with AIDS blood, and then use the pillow to give him blood again, do you think it is possible? Since it was the center for disease control, it was for the purpose of discovering and controlling diseases at that time. How could the virus be transmitted to a normal person instead? Doctors are also people. They pay more attention to the environmental sanitation than we do. Are they not afraid of being infected? So it's not as terrible as we think. HIV is everywhere. Where come so many HIV! You can ask the doctor who has checked you out for several cases of HIV infection. If you have to drill that bull's horn, I tell you that drinking water will choke you to death. Since last year, I have been drawing blood no less than ten times. Later, I realized that it was my own psychology. Instead of worrying about this and that, it's better to keep clean from now on, so that you won't be infected. It's a bit heavy. I wish you good health.
secondly, there is no suitable route of infection. Unless the doctor has just given a person with AIDS blood, and then use the pillow to give him blood again, do you think it is possible? Since it was the center for disease control, it was for the purpose of discovering and controlling diseases at that time. How could the virus be transmitted to a normal person instead? Doctors are also people. They pay more attention to the environmental sanitation than we do. Are they not afraid of being infected? So it's not as terrible as we think. HIV is everywhere. Where come so many HIV! You can ask the doctor who has checked you out for several cases of HIV infection. If you have to drill that bull's horn, I tell you that drinking water will choke you to death. Since last year, I have been drawing blood no less than ten times. Later, I realized that it was my own psychology. Instead of worrying about this and that, it's better to keep clean from now on, so that you won't be infected. It's a bit heavy. I wish you good health.
7. Doctors say that blood can be infected because of cross infection caused by not using disposable needles for blood collection
since we use disposable needles and draw blood from CDC, it is impossible to be infected. CDC is to discover and control diseases. How can you be infected there
don't worry, you will never be infected!
since we use disposable needles and draw blood from CDC, it is impossible to be infected. CDC is to discover and control diseases. How can you be infected there
don't worry, you will never be infected!
8. The probability is very low, because the current blood needles are disposable, and the medical equipment of the CDC must be qualified
AIDS is mainly transmitted through blood, sex and mother to child. Ordinary medical blood will not infect AIDS
AIDS is mainly transmitted through blood, sex and mother to child. Ordinary medical blood will not infect AIDS
9. Generally more than a week or so, CDC no phone should be OK, but you should take the initiative to inquire
10. AIDS is generally transmitted through body fluids
if the swab has been stained with the body fluids (blood) of other people and then applied to you, it will be dangerous
however, these used cotton swabs can never be used for a second person
therefore, as long as the needle used for blood drawing is newly opened and the cotton swab is retrieved and unused, there is no problem you worry about.
if the swab has been stained with the body fluids (blood) of other people and then applied to you, it will be dangerous
however, these used cotton swabs can never be used for a second person
therefore, as long as the needle used for blood drawing is newly opened and the cotton swab is retrieved and unused, there is no problem you worry about.
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