Listed in Table 2 are the diseases which, under certain circumstances, were cited as potentially exceeding the SLR. Among the participants who stated that there would be a SLR for providing health care to the patients of specific diseases unless protective measures were implemented, AIDS and Hepatitis C and B were the most frequently cited of these diseases (71.7%, 64.2%, and 56.7%, respectively). The participants who felt that some diseases would always exceed a SLR expressed, that Hepatitis B, Tuberculosis, and Bacterial meningitis always would go beyond the SLR (41.7%, same for all). According to these participants, the occupational risk of potentially being infected with HIV is paramount to all other risks. Percentage-wise, AIDS was the most frequently mentioned disease that would exceed the SLR, more so than SARS.