Injections into the blood stream, lacerations by fractured bones. In the 900 thousand plus healthcare exposures since 1985 there has only been 150 persons contract HIV. HIV is not transmitted from contaminated food or ice cream.
thanks teak for staying up late to answer the silly question.
i really care about this.
i found some in formation from the website.
http://www.avanzaedu.org/hiv-aids.asp
Myth: Can a nurse assistant get HIV from eating food that was prepared by an infected person?
Fact: Once again, HIV dies very quickly outside the body. Even if the food prep person cut his finger and then attractively arranged your food on your plate, you would not become infected from eating this food. Once any body fluid is dry, you can be absolutely sure that the virus is dead. Just about the only way you could become infected this way is if the food prep person cuts off a finger, and as he is bleeding in your food, you are eating it at that exact moment. This scenario is rather extreme.
is that right?does that also mean need to happen simultaneously?
also hope can hear some from nursegirl,lizze and Vance.