Saliva and other bodily fluids can pass on the HEP B virus. There is always the chance since you had open wounds. Do you remember any fluid touching you? If so concerned have blood tested 30-60 days after exposure.
Answered 6/25/2023
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No, as no direct contact with fresh blood with active, bleeding wounds on your hands can be established. Check cdc.gov to clarify Hep B transmission. Hands hygiene remains critical otherwise in avoiding other pathogens transmission, including Hep A.
Answered 6/26/2023
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