Table 2.

General exposure, sexual and behavior risks among blood donors with evidence of HIV-1 primary antiretroviral resistance

HIV REPORTED RISKS	Total	Primary HIV resistance† n=64	p-value*
	n	n (%)
Occupational Exposure
exposure to needle or body fluids, ever	67	6 (9.0)	0.4
Non Occupational Exposure
Body piercing,ever	111	14 (12.6)	0.9
Tattoos,ever	125	19 (15.2)	0.3
Acunpuncture,ever	32	4 (12.5)	0.9
Surgery procedure, ever	328	44 (13.4)	0.4
Endoscopic/colonoscopic procedure, ever	103	13 (12.6)	0.9
PWID‡ ever (injected any drugs or non-prescription substances)	79	11 (13.9)	0.7
Blood transfusion, ever	19	3 (15.8)	0.7
Inmate, ever	11	0 (0.0)	0.4
Sexual exposure
SEX with
Inmate, ever	31	4 (12.9)	0.8
blood transfusion recipient, ever	24	2 (8.3)	0.8
HIV positive partner, ever	42	4 (9.5)	0.6
HIV positive partner taking ART, ever	42	4 (9.5)	0.6
PWID ever	29	4 (13.8)	0.7
person with potential job exposure, ever	51	7 (13.7)	0.8
Sexual partner of MSM§ - males*	162	27 (16.7)	0.1
Sexual partner of MSM§ - females*	3	0 (0.0)	0.9
MSM§, ever	195	26 (13.3)	0.8
Lifetime number of sex partners
0	5	1 (20.0)	0.6
1	21	1 (4.8)
2 – 3	53	6 (11.3)
4 – 6	104	14 (13.5)
7 – 10	71	11 (15.5)
11 – 20	80	15 (18.8)
21+	69	6 (8.7)
Number of sex partners, in the last 12 months
0	20	4 (20.0)	0.2
1	182	17 (9.3)
2 – 3	168	26 (15.5)
4 – 6	61	9 (14.8)
7 – 10	23	2 (8.7)
11+	16	0 (0.0)

^*Last 12 months

^†From the sequenced samples n=275 (71.2%)

^‡Person who injected drugs or non-prescription substance (PWID)

^§Men who have sex with men (MSM)

^║Totals must be less due to missing values