Which of the following can cause secondary acquired immunodeficiencies in T-cells and B cells?
A)radiation
B)chemotherapy
C)organic disease
D)infection
E)All of these choices are correct.

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All of the listed factors (radiation, chemotherapy, organic disease, and infection) can lead to secondary acquired immunodeficiencies in T-cells and B-cells. Radiation and chemotherapy can damage or destroy immune cells, while organic diseases such as autoimmune disorders or certain cancers can affect immune function. Infections can directly attack and impair immune cells, or they can stimulate a chronic inflammatory response that can cause immune dysfunction over time.

Which of the Following Can Cause Secondary Acquired Immunodeficiencies in T-Cells