Urge incontinence is the involuntary loss of urine associated with a strong urge to void and an increased rate of urination. Which condition can contribute to urge incontinence?
A)Weakness of the urethra and surrounding tissue leading to decreased urethral resistance
B)Disruption to neuronal control of the sacral micturition centers due to tissue damage
C)An overactive detrusor muscle leading to increased pressure within the bladder
D)Outlet obstruction leading to the overfilling of the bladder and increased pressure

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A)An overactive detrusor muscle leading to increased pressure within the bladder is a contributor to urge incontinence. Weakness of the urethra and surrounding tissue leading to decreased urethral resistance is a contributor to stress incontinence. Disruption to neuronal control of the sacral micturition centers due to tissue damage is a contributor to reflex incontinence. Outlet obstruction leading to the overfilling of the bladder and increased pressure is a contributor to overflow incontinence.
B)An overactive detrusor muscle leading to increased pressure within the bladder is a contributor to urge incontinence. Weakness of the urethra and surrounding tissue leading to decreased urethral resistance is a contributor to stress incontinence. Disruption to neuronal control of the sacral micturition centers due to tissue damage is a contributor to reflex incontinence. Outlet obstruction leading to the overfilling of the bladder and increased pressure is a contributor to overflow incontinence.
C)An overactive detrusor muscle leading to increased pressure within the bladder is a contributor to urge incontinence. Weakness of the urethra and surrounding tissue leading to decreased urethral resistance is a contributor to stress incontinence. Disruption to neuronal control of the sacral micturition centers due to tissue damage is a contributor to reflex incontinence. Outlet obstruction leading to the overfilling of the bladder and increased pressure is a contributor to overflow incontinence.
D)An overactive detrusor muscle leading to increased pressure within the bladder is a contributor to urge incontinence. Weakness of the urethra and surrounding tissue leading to decreased urethral resistance is a contributor to stress incontinence. Disruption to neuronal control of the sacral micturition centers due to tissue damage is a contributor to reflex incontinence. Outlet obstruction leading to the overfilling of the bladder and increased pressure is a contributor to overflow incontinence.

Urge Incontinence Is the Involuntary Loss of Urine Associated with a Strong