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bleeding cut

Dear All,

Would appreciate your time and tolerance in answering the following:

At my workplace I, yesterday, had a deep cut and a colleague helped me by taking out of the medical kit the hansaplast plasters and applying on on my wound whilst I was holding my finger. That was ofcourse very kind of him but my worry is if he had a cut himself or blood on his finger when touching the plaster which he then applied on my wound would that pose HIV transmiison risk?

Many thanks in advance for your replies and happy coming holidays
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thank you to all,
sorry Teak, you are right..won't happen again
Merry Christmas and happy 2010 to all
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Quit spamming the forum with that.
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Seek professional mental help for your phobias or take it to the OCD forum.
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I know 'what-if- scenarios' are speculating but could someone reply please in case that scenario did actually take place?
Thank you
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You did not have a risk, you are speculating something that did not happen.
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