A 28-year-old nurse sustains a percutaneous needle-stick injury from a known HIV-positive patient with a detectable viral load. The exposure is high risk. What is the most appropriate management regarding HIV post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP)?APEP is not indicated for occupational exposuresBCommence triple-drug antiretroviral PEP as soon as possible, ideally within 72 hoursCDelay PEP until baseline HIV serology at 6 weeksDGive a single dose of antiretroviral medication onlyECommence PEP only if the source patient has AIDS-defining illnessCheck my answer