Erythematic rash on torso-audible wheezing-dyspnea

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A client is brought into the emergency department by a family member with these symptoms: erythematic rash on torso, audible wheezing, dyspnea, and abdominal cramping. The family member states, "We were at a party, and all of a sudden, my spouse was not feeling well." The nurse would consider which most likely complication?

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