A 32-year-old nurse sustains a needlestick injury from a needle used on a patient with known HIV infection with high viral load. The injury is deep and involves visible blood. It occurred 1 hour ago. What is the most appropriate management?AReassure; HIV transmission risk is negligible and no action is requiredBStart two-drug HIV post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) within 72 hoursCStart three-drug HIV PEP regimen as soon as possibleDWait for HIV serology at 6 weeks before deciding on PEPEStart hepatitis B immunoglobulin onlyCheck my answer