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There's a Draw Pile, a Discard Pile, an Exhaust Pile, and your hand.
Some games combine the Discard and Exhaust piles. Some don't Discard your hand every turn. Some make it so running out of cards is a win-condition, but in many others its a loss. For all the differences between card games, a hand is always a hand, and that's that.
Yes they are, you are stopping them drom being discarded, not retaining them.