A patient with rabies is given _______ to treat the infection.
A. monoclonal antibodies
B. hyperimmune specific antibodies
C. immunosuppressant drugs
D. human normal immunoglobulins
Answer (2)
The immediate treatment for rabies exposure is hyperimmune specific antibodies, which are essential for providing passive immunity. This is typically combined with rabies vaccinations as part of post-exposure prophylaxis. Other listed treatments are not appropriate for rabies. ;
The treatment for rabies infection involves the administration of hyperimmune specific antibodies, known as rabies immune globulin (RIG). This is crucial for passive immunity and is used alongside rabies vaccinations as part of post-exposure prophylaxis. The chosen multiple choice option is B. hyperimmune specific antibodies.
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