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A 26-Year-Old Student Comes to the Emergency Department 10 Hours

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A 26-year-old student comes to the emergency department 10 hours after his right arm was scratched by a bat. He says, "I frequently explore caves, and bats do not always seem to like me." He had a similar scratch 1 year ago and completed his anti-rabies vaccination series. All his vaccinations are up-to-date. His past medical history is otherwise insignificant. He does not use tobacco, alcohol, or illicit drugs. He is currently not taking any medications and has no known allergies. What is the best management strategy for this patient?

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