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33. A patient with a known allergy to peanuts accidentally ingests peanuts and rapidly develops difficulty breathing, swelling of the tongue, and dizziness. What is the urgent clinical action required based on the likely pathophysiology?

A. Oral antihistamine.
B. Immediate administration of epinephrine.
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C. Topical steroid cream.
D. Observation.

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  • Oral antihistamine.
  • Immediate administration of epinephrine.
  • Topical steroid cream.
  • Observation.

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