A junior doctor sustains a needlestick injury from a hollow-bore needle immediately after taking blood from a patient newly diagnosed with HIV with a high viral load. The injury bleeds slightly. What is the most appropriate management?AWash the wound, reassure that risk is negligible and take no further actionBWash the wound, start antiretroviral post-exposure prophylaxis as soon as possible and refer to occupational healthCStart high-dose steroids to suppress immune responseDDelay any treatment until the patient’s CD4 count is knownEAdvise routine follow-up only at 1 yearCheck my answer