A caregiver might not be satisfied with a negative HIV result and repeatedly test for several reasons:

1. Testing Too Soon: If the test was done too soon after potential exposure, it might not detect the virus. The window period can affect results
2. False Negatives: Concerns about the accuracy of the test, especially if Show Full Answer

A caregiver might not be satisfied with a negative HIV result and repeatedly test for several reasons:

1. Testing Too Soon: If the test was done too soon after potential exposure, it might not detect the virus. The window period can affect results.
2. False Negatives: Concerns about the accuracy of the test, especially if not done correctly, might lead to repeated testing.
3. High-Risk Exposure: If there was a high-risk exposure, the caregiver might want to ensure the result is accurate.
4. Symptoms: If the person shows symptoms of HIV, despite a negative test, further testing might be warranted.

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