Which of the following statements accurately describes characteristics of primary immunodeficiencies? Select all that apply. A) These disorders are typically acquired later in life. B) Primary immunodeficiencies are synonymous with acquired immunodeficiencies. C) The prevalence of these disorders increases with age. D) Familial history of immunodeficiencies is commonly absent in patients with these disorders. E) Patients with primary immunodeficiencies often suffer from infrequent and mild infections caused by common pathogens.
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