Вирус может попасть в организм вмес

Вирус может попасть в организм вместе с инфицированной кровью:
• чаще всего - при совместном использовании шприцев, игл, фильтров для введения наркотиков, при использовании общей посуды для приготовления наркотиков и промывания шприца;
• при использовании нестерильных медицинских инструментов;
• при нанесении татуировок и пирсинга нестерильным оборудованием;
• при попадании инфицированной крови на поврежденную кожу, рану или слизистую (в том числе – при оказании медицинской помощи);
• при переливании крови, не проверенной на наличие ВИЧ, либо при пересадке органов (в настоящее время доноры обязательно проходят стандартное обследование, и этот путь заражения практически исключен).
Соблюдение элементарных правил личной гигиены (использование индивидуальных зубных щеток, бритвенных и маникюрных принадлежностей и др.) позволяет исключить риск заражения ВИЧ в быту.

Результаты (английский) 1:

The virus can enter the body together with infected blood: • most often when sharing syringes, needles, filters for the introduction of drugs when using shared utensils for cooking drugs and wash the syringe;• When using non-sterile medical instruments;• When applying tattoos and body piercing sterile equipment;• by ingestion of infected blood to damaged skin, wound or mucous membranes (including in the provision of medical care);• blood transfusions are not tested for HIV or when organ transplantation (donor now necessarily undergo routine screening, and this path of infection is virtually excluded). Adherence to the basic rules of personal hygiene (using individual toothbrushes, shaving and manicure accessories, etc.), you can eliminate the risk of HIV infection.

Результаты (английский) 2:

The virus can enter the body through contaminated blood:
• most of all - the sharing of syringes, needles, filters for the administration of drugs, using a total of utensils for drug preparation and washing of the syringe;
• using non-sterile medical instruments;
• tattooing and body piercing non-sterile equipment;
• in contact with infected blood to broken skin, wound or mucous membrane (including - in health care);
• blood transfusion, not screened for the presence of HIV or organ transplant (currently, donors must undergo a standard examination and this way of infection is practically excluded).
Compliance with the basic rules of personal hygiene (use of individual toothbrushes, razor and nail accessories, etc.) avoids the risk of HIV infection in the home.

Результаты (английский) 3:

the virus may enter the body along with infected blood.- often with the sharing of syringes, needles, filters for the introduction of drugs, with the use of the common dishes to make drugs and cleaning syringe;the use of unsafe medical instruments;in the case of tattoos and piercings нестерильным equipment;- if infected blood from the wound in the skin or mucosa (including in the delivery of health care;the blood transfusion is not verified for the presence of hiv or transplant (currently, donors have to pass the examination, and the way of contamination is virtually eliminated.compliance with the basic rules of personal hygiene (the use of individual toothbrushes, razor, nail supplies, etc.) to eliminate the risk of hiv infection in the home.