A 27-year-old junior doctor sustains a needlestick injury from a patient known to be HIV positive with a detectable viral load. The injury occurred 30 minutes ago. What is the most appropriate management?ACommence HIV post-exposure prophylaxis as soon as possibleBNo action is needed as the risk is negligibleCWait for the patient’s latest viral load before decidingDGive hepatitis B vaccine onlyEDelay treatment until occupational health review in 3 daysCheck my answer