First it depends on the risk of exposure, that is if you have some kind of bruise or wound, where the blood has touched you stand a high chance of contracting HIV, but if you have no wound or skin damage the chances of acquiring the virus are limited.
It is advisable after exposure that you take an HIV test after a period of around 3 months to rule out the possibility of being infected while at the same time you need to continue to avoid the other modes of HIV transmission such as sharing unsterilized HIV contaminated skin piercing instruments and unprotected sexual intercourse, among others.
aids can be sexually transmitted but you can also catch it from the blood of a person infected by aids (hiv)
Short answer: possibly.First of all, to contract AIDS, the person must be infected with the HIV virus. If the person is infected with the HIV virus (which causes aids) and you get their blood on an open wound, or a mucus membrane such as the mouth, it is possible. If you get some infected blood on normal skin that is healthy, the chances of you contracting the HIV virus are slim to impossible (?).
no
if u have an open cut and you touch someone's blood and it gets in ur cut...infection
Std, Aids , blood borne disease , infected cow.
If someone is AIDS free and happens to swallow say saliva with blood samples of an infected person, he or she cannot contact HIV unless if he or she has a sore throat.
Certainly. Only a test which is specific for detecting HIV, the virus which causes the disease AIDS, can tell weather someone is infected with this virus. It does not show up a a by product of some other tests.
Not very likely. First, the person would have to have AIDS and second your hand would have to have a cut or crack for the infected blood to enter into you.
No you can not.
No, not likely.
Yes you certainly can.
At times, when they give you infected blood, you can get AIDS.