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A 34-year-old primigravida at 11 weeks gestation presents to her obstetrics clinic with chief complain of exposure to a rash. Her husband is HIV+ve and has broken out on a rash in his left buttock which consists of a grouped vesicles on a maculopapular base, 4 days back. She has got her HIV testing done which is negative. Her P/R is 86/min, B/P = 100/60 mm of hg, resp rate 10/min and temp = 98.7F.FHS is heard via Doppler.What is the next step in the management:

AAdminister high dose acyclovir to the infant at birth.
BAdminister high dose acyclovir to the patient now.
CAdminister varicella immunoglobulin to the infant at birth.
DAdminister varicella immunoglobulin to the patient
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