Sorry for my second question. I went to the hospital for routine blood tests. During blood tests, I saw drop of blood inside the just plastic vacutainer holder. Afterwards, I had an HIV Cmia test for 58 and 82 days. I had a hiv elisa test on the 105th day. Is it infected with HIV in this way? Are my Hiv tests %100 conclusive?

The holder is same this one https://ibb.co/z7W36SP

Welcome back to the Forum although I don't understand why you felt the need.  I reviewed your earlier interaction with Dr. Handsfield and agree with all he said.  Regarding the drop of blood you saw, he said -"A previous person's blood inside a vacutainer holder cannot contaminate your blood entering the specimen tube. And if somehow someone else's blood were mixed with yours, the only possible problem would be to make your test falsely positive. Your negative test results are valid and correct. You do not have any of the infections for which you were tested."---

Benim korkum plastik tutucudan damarıma kanın geçmesidir. Thank you for all. All the best.

My fear is that blood passes through the plastic holder into my vein. Thank you for all. All the best.

Blood in the plastic tube cannot infect a person who is having blood drawn with that hold.  There is no reason for concern.  Please don't worry.  EWH---

Hello again the blood in the plastic holder not tube. Holder is https://ibb.co/z7W36SP

I understood that you met the plastic holder.  as explained by Dr. Hansfield, and now myself blood in the plastic holder used to draw blood for testing cannot lead to infection in person whose blood is being drawn. There is no risk.---