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Posibilidad de contagio por jeringa sin envoltorio

Bueno como sabran ya me realize pruebas fuera del periodo de ventana y todo bien. Pero resulta que concurri a un laboratorio a tomar pruebas para hepatitis, por el tema de periodo ventana mas largo. Y tambien agregue la del vih nuevamente y volvio a dar NEGATIVO. El tema es que al ingresar a la sala donde me tomarian la muestra, la aguja y la jeringa ya no estaban en su envoltorio, estaban puestad en la bandeja metalica con los demas implementos. La jeringa no tenia rastros visibles de sangre,y la aguja estaba con la tapa plastica. Entonces mi consulta es, estuve en riesgo ante esa situacion, o es normal que las enfermeras tengan preparadas asi las jeringas. Se han reportado casos, de transmision del virus en laboratorios u hospitales de esta forma? Digamos una reutilizacion de la jeringa. No puedo evitar pensar en que la pudieron haber utilizado en el paciente anterior, o hasta e llegado a pensar que la enfermera este infectando las agujas de manera premeditada. O no se si es solo mi ansiedad que me hace imaginar esas cosas. Lo que si estoy seguro es que estaba sin el envoltorio.
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Es muy absurda, o muy maniaca mi pregunta?  Por eso esta siendo ignorada?
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I don't think any of the helpers here speak and read Spanish.  Unless you were injected with a syringe that HOLDS blood, you were never at risk.  If you had a blood draw, the needle was taking blood out of you, not injecting it into you.  This is not a risk for HIV.
Thank you Curfew X for your response.
If the Spanish is complicated.
the truth is that they didn't inject me, they just took my blood.
I did not see blood in the syringe, nor with the naked eye in the needle only the inside of the needle is what I logically could not see.
but I imagine that for a contagion to take place there should be enough blood in sight.
They should also add more probabilities as if the previous person had had hiv I imagine, or that the nurse had it and was spreading it which is not very likely.
I think someone who wants to do that should be a very cruel person
That is not a risk for HIV.  Anything inside of the needle would never reach your body, because they are taking blood OUT of you,  not injecting it into you.
You're right Curfew X I just understood from that point of view.
Thanks you are the best !!!!
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