Can you get AIDS if you reuse a light solid lamp without sterilization?

In the Department of Dentistry, every item used will be disinfected, regular disinfection, please rest assured, if it is not disinfected, it is a violation, and the potato will be disinfected for several days.

Since the light-curing machine does not directly contact the patient, the disinfection is generally carried out by disinfecting the Sun Ling medicine wipe.

Tools used for ear piercings and tattoos may be contaminated with blood containing the virus. If these tools are reused on other people without strict sterilization, they risk spreading the virus. Therefore, people should be warned to reduce tattoos with punctures, strictly use disposable instruments, or reuse them after strict disinfection.

Are you sure you have HIV in eyebrow tattoos?

The high-frequency electrosurgical host is an energy output platform, and the surgical electrodes and patient electrodes are connected to the host for surgery, and the rest are not in contact. Both the surgical electrode and the patient electrode plate are disposable and you can choose before surgery. Reuse is actually very safe, and hospitals will do very careful high-temperature and high-pressure disinfection.

If it is not sterilized, there is a risk of infection if the electrosurgical pen carries infectious bacteria.

The situation you describe will not be infected with AIDS. The main reasons are as follows: 1. The pedicure knife has been disinfected in the disinfection cabinet, and this situation is definitely safe.

2. Wipe the pedicure knife with alcohol for disinfection, which is also safe, because alcohol can completely kill the HIV virus. 3. Without disinfection, there is a possibility of infection in this case, but in fact it will not be infected. Because once the blood stained on the pedicure is dry, the HIV virus is automatically inactivated and is no longer infectious.

4. There is also an extreme situation, the pedicure takes the pedicure knife that is dripping blood and starts to give you a pedicure, and it happens that you are also bleeding, so that the infection may occur. But that never happens!

To sum up, there is no way to get AIDS in your condition! Let's live in peace.

Analysis: Pedicure can transmit AIDS.

Guidance: There are three ways of transmission of AIDS, one of the main transmission routes is through blood, the second is through sexual contact, and the third is through mother-to-child transmission, so pedicures can be infected with AIDS.

First of all, iodine can completely kill the HIV virus. In addition, if you are the first to go, it should take a long time since the last patient's pedicure, and after the blood is dry, it will not be eligible for infection, which means that even if the clinic is not well disinfected, you will not be infected with AIDS.

Whether you get AIDS depends on whether the pedicure tools themselves are contaminated with HIV, and if they are, whether the pedicure tools have been strictly disinfected. The so-called disinfection is to be carried out under high temperature and high pressure conditions, generally within 121 or 30 minutes. The tools used for pedicure are not contaminated, and at the same time, they are strictly disinfected, so they will definitely not be infected with AIDS.

Otherwise, it's hard to say.

You don't look at those things on the Internet, it only makes you more scared and uneasy. It will only make you wonder more about whether a pedicure will cause infection. In fact, your behavior is not contagious, relax!

Hello, you don't have to worry about infection in this situation, the knives were originally sterilized when they were taken out of the disinfection cabinet, how could there be a virus, so you don't have to think about infection.

If the knife wound has HIV and you break the skin and see blood on it, you should be careful, if you don't break the skin or the knife is not virus, it will be fine, the main thing is to see if you have blood contact.

Unpaid blood donation is very safe and does not transmit diseases. Please believe that "you will not harm one person in order to save another".

I am also a volunteer blood donor (I have been involved in blood donation for 11 years).

The blood stations that collect and supply blood are non-profit organizations managed by local health authorities.

The equipment is advanced, the consumables are disposable, safe and hygienic.

The blood donation is all disposable consumables, and the things used in the blood station are all produced by the national designated manufacturers or imported products, and there will be no problems in terms of hygiene.

The standards of the blood donation vehicle are exactly the same as those inside the blood bank, so you can rest assured.

At present, millions of people donate blood every year in the country, and there is not a single case of AIDS infection.

No, it's all disposable.

Copy AIDS can try to prick and bleed in the acupoint of the committee:

The patient, with his hands on the wall and his toes on the ground; The doctor disinfects the disease, puts on gloves, uses a bloodletting needle (which can be used to measure blood sugar), the Weizhong acupoint to bleed, and uses a cupping device to draw out the blood until fresh blood is seen. The Weizhong acupoint is a detoxification acupoint.

Although there is still a virus in the body, as long as the symptoms can be relieved and do not affect normal life and work, it is fine.

It should be emphasized: doctors, must do a good job of disinfection and protection to prevent virus infection.