Which set of incontinence types is listed?

• A. Urge, Overflow, Functional, Stress.
• B. Stress, Urge, Overflow, Functional.
• C. Stress, Mixed, Urge, Functional.
• D. Chronic, Stress, Overflow, Functional.

Answer: (B)

Incontinence types are typically grouped into four main categories: stress, urge, overflow, and functional. This set represents the standard framework most practice materials use to describe leakage mechanisms. The choice that lists exactly these four types—stress, urge, overflow, and functional—matches that widely taught framework. The other options bring in terms not part of the core four (like chronic) or introduce a mixed category that indicates overlap rather than a single primary type. Because the four core categories are represented precisely, this option is the best choice.