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hepatitis B
i am a nurse and my lab result last month are
hbsag non reactive
anti-hbs reactive 135.15IU
last week i was expose to a patient blood,..
after a week i ask her if she has a hepatitis b.. and she answered yes she has hepatitis b..
i am afraid that i can be infected.
what should i do?
hbsag non reactive
anti-hbs reactive 135.15IU
last week i was expose to a patient blood,..
after a week i ask her if she has a hepatitis b.. and she answered yes she has hepatitis b..
i am afraid that i can be infected.
what should i do?
that's why im askin... im not an on duty nurse for now,..stil looking for a job. so i hav no oder sources.. so i just try here..
Aren't there guidelines for nurses on what is or is not a safe threshold for antibodies?
yep i hav receivd vaccine, but i wana make sure.. and i want to know if there's anything that i should do.
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