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Transmission Risk followingExposure to Infected BloodVirus# of virusparticles/ml of bloodHepatitis B 10 6 -10 13(Millions – trillions)Hepatitis C 10 6(Millions)HIV (AIDS) 10-10 3(Tens – thousands)Risk of infectionfollowing parenteral(needlestick or cut)exposure1 in 3(30%)1 in 30(3%)1 in 300(0.3%)Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention20
Hepatitis B• Statistically thegreatest risk• 6-30% risk followingexposure incident(non-immunized)• Incubation period is 6weeks- 6 months(45-180 days)• 30-50% of infecteddevelop clinical illness• 0.5-1% of infecteddevelop rapid fatal liverdisease• 2-10% of infecteddevelop chronic activehepatitis-carrier state,infectious for life.• Very stable-persists atroom temp for 7days.EH&S UW Bloodborne Pathogen Training 21
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