Indeed, the treponema ab screen EIA was negative as well as the HIV 1/2 Ab/p24 Ag. My doctor told me if this test was positive, it would automatically reflex to an RPR titer. Thankfully, it was negative. 

However, he said Another lab was ordered (which I saw on the lab slip)  called the treponema pallium AB (FTA-ABS) IgG IFA. 

He assured me that he’s never seen an FTA be positive if the initial AB EIA was negative, and gave me cheerful reassurance. 

Is this a different, more accurate test? Do you expect these results to also be negative based off my risk factors in question 13893? Apparently, these tests are done at my local hospital lab and instead get sent to ARUP laboratories.