Thank you very much.
The syringe had a cap on the needle, however, when the nurse was extracting the vaccine in the drug bottle into the syringe, the needle should needle into the bottle.
The bottle fell onto the ground near the bucket full of syringes and needles used before and may touched with something on the ground. That is what I am worried.
I'm sure the syringe had a cap on the needle. You had no risk of HIV. In the future, if something like that happens and you're not comfortable with the nurse using something that fell on the ground, speak up and ask him/her to get a new item.
You would have to be injected with the blood inside the syringe.
thanks for your help.
Although the hiv virus was outside the host, they were still in the blood.
So I am afraid they may be still active.
I am sorry I have a little obsessive-compulsive disorder.
Hi, the hiv virus doesnot survive outside the host so from what you describe, there was no risk for contracting hiv.