A 63-year-old Caucasian male presents to his physician complaining of frequent urination. He reports a constant dribbling and denies feeling the urge to urinate prior to these occurrences. He is...

A 63-year-old Caucasian male presents to his physician complaining of frequent urination. He reports a constant dribbling and denies feeling the urge to urinate prior to these occurrences. He is embarrassed as the problem has become significantly worse over the last five years since his diagnosis with advanced diabetes, and he has had to resort to wearing adult diapers. What type of incontinence is he describing?

 A. Urge incontinence

 B. Stress incontinence

 C. Overflow incontinence

 D. Functional incontinence