Which statement about Oracle patches is false?

A: Interim patches, also known as "one-off" patches, are created to provide a specific fix between the releases of patch sets. B: Security Patch Update (SPU) is the primary means of releasing security fixes for Oracle products. SPUs are cumulative with respect to prior SPUs and generally contain only security fixes. C: Patch Set Update (PSU) is a collection of proactive, stabilizing, cumulative patches for a particular product version (base release or patch set). PSUs are cumulative and include all the security fixes from CPU patches, plus additional fixes. D: Patch Set is the main way in which Oracle provides bug fixes in between releases. Oracle bundles a number of fixes, tests them thoroughly together, and packages, then together for easy download and installation. E: Terminal Patch Set is an unsupported patch set by Oracle Lifetime Support policies.