Chances for picking up HIV?

[bmb1992]

These may be really stupid questions but I’m curious if I am at risk for HIV.  I work in a correctional facility and Had two occasions where I came in to contact with an inmates blood.

1.  This inmate was covered in bloody clothes.  I changed him into a new uniform and discarded the old one in bio bag.  I had gloves on while doing this.  

2.  I had gloves on as well.  An inmate needed to get his blood sugar tested. The nurse pricked his finger and took his sugar.  When I took him back to his cell I un cuffed him.  My hands never touched his finger when removing the handcuffs. After I did that I took my gloves off briefly and had to put them back on, but I put them on inside out.  I don’t remember touching the blood but am really worried because I don’t know if the guy was hiv positive and I also had a small cut on my hand.  

Given these two occasions, what are the chances of contracting HIV?  I have some health anxiety and it has been worrying me for weeks.   Thank you

[CurfewX]

The risks for HIV have not changed. The only risks for HIV in adults are:
1) Having unprotected anal or vaginal sex, or
2) sharing intravenous needles with IV drug users.

You CANNOT get HIV from touching anyone, or anything, ever.

[bmb1992]

Does this mean I had no exposure even for another person blood in my hand when I had a small cut?

[AnxiousNoMore]

I'm sure you know the meaning of only so it is time to move on.  If you watch a professional sport you will see lots of bloody people from collisions but none of them gets hiv.
There are only 2, so no need to worry if there are 3.

[GuitarRox]

That's correct. You can not get HIV from another person's blood in your had if you have a small cut. Air inactivates the virus and this would not transmit it.