In which of the following scenarios should there be a suspicion for primary immunodeficiency?
A) A 1-year-old who is hospitalized for pneumonia
B) A 6-year-old who has two colds in a year
C) A 3-month-old with a respiratory infection that is persistent
D) A 3-year-old who has had two middle ear infections in one year.

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Persistent or severe infections in very young infants, such as a 3-month-old with a persistent respiratory infection, can be indicative of primary immunodeficiency.

In Which of the Following Scenarios Should There Be a Suspicion