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Pathology Immunodeficiency Disorders c875aea8

Risk of HIV transmission is not seen with:

A
Whole blood
B
Platelets
C
Plasma derived Hepatitis B vaccine
D
Leucocytes
High-Yield Explanation
Transmission of HIV by transfusion of blood or blood products has occurred in three groups of individuals: intravenous drug abusers, hemophiliacs who received factor VIII and factor IX concentrates, and random recipients of blood transfusion 1.) Whole blood: definitely responsible for causing transmission of HIV. 2.) Platelets: also responsible for causing transmission of HIV 3.) Plasma derived Hepatitis B vaccine: while its preparations we use subzero temperatures, which results in the destruction of the HIV virus. 4.) Leucocyte - also responsible for causing transmission of HIV. Commonest subtype of HIV seen in India- HIV-1 subtype C.

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