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What are some circumstances in healthcare settings that are not a risk for rabies exposure?

April 26, 2017circumstances exposure Healthcare rabies risk settings

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What are some circumstances in healthcare settings that are not a risk for rabies exposure?

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Exposure to feces, urine, blood, or other body fluids is not considered a risk for rabies transmission. The rabies virus cannot survive on surfaces in the environment for any substantial period of time.