Two Hiv/AIDS infected patients are brought to the hospital requiring a blood transfusion. Patient A was infected with Hiv/AID vi
rus due to a new previous blood transfusion and Patient B was infected with HIV/AID virus due to a long-term history of illegal drug use. Unfortunately there is not enough blood to be distributed to both patients.
If you have to pick one of them , it would be more likely that you should pick the patient B. In the case of HIV, all the viruses replication occurs in the Lymphoid tissue. If the person who just got it from blood transfusion experiencing a blood loss then injected again with new blood, it will expose him/her to various complications
