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The risk of acquiring HIV or similar infections from first aid is extremely low, especially when standard precautions such as gloves and hand hygiene are used; most documented transmissions relate to sharps injuries or unprotected contact with large amounts of blood. If you do have a significant exposure, seek prompt occupational health or emergency advice for appropriate follow-up.
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