Which of the following lists the 4 layers of the bladder wall in the correct order from superficial to deep?

Options:
explanation: This is incorrect. The correct order is urothelium, lamina propria, detrusor muscle and serosa. The urothelium, the most superficial layer, is a specialised epithelium that protects the bladder from the toxic effects of the urine. The lamina propria lies deep in the urothelium and is a connective tissue layer containing blood vessels and nerves. The next layer is the detrusor muscle, a smooth muscle layer responsible for contracting and relaxing the bladder. The final layer is the serosa, a thin connective tissue layer covering the outside of the bladder.
name: Urothelium, lamina propria, serosa, detrusor muscle
label: c
answer: no
explanation: This is correct. The urothelium, the most superficial layer, is a specialised epithelium that protects the bladder from the toxic effects of the urine. The lamina propria lies deep in the urothelium and is a connective tissue layer containing blood vessels and nerves. The next layer is the detrusor muscle, a smooth muscle layer responsible for contracting and relaxing the bladder. The final layer is the serosa, a thin connective tissue layer covering the outside of the bladder.
name: Urothelium, lamina propria, detrusor muscle, serosa
label: a
answer: yes
explanation: This is incorrect. The correct order is urothelium, lamina propria, detrusor muscle and serosa. The urothelium, the most superficial layer, is a specialised epithelium that protects the bladder from the toxic effects of the urine. The lamina propria lies deep in the urothelium and is a connective tissue layer containing blood vessels and nerves. The next layer is the detrusor muscle, a smooth muscle layer responsible for contracting and relaxing the bladder. The final layer is the serosa, a thin connective tissue layer covering the outside of the bladder.
name: Lamina propria, urothelium, serosa, detrusor muscle
label: d
answer: no
explanation: This is incorrect. The correct order is urothelium, lamina propria, detrusor muscle and serosa. The urothelium, the most superficial layer, is a specialised epithelium that protects the bladder from the toxic effects of the urine. The lamina propria lies deep in the urothelium and is a connective tissue layer containing blood vessels and nerves. The next layer is the detrusor muscle, a smooth muscle layer responsible for contracting and relaxing the bladder. The final layer is the serosa, a thin connective tissue layer covering the outside of the bladder.
name: Lamina propria, serosa, detrusor muscle, urothelium
label: e
answer: no
explanation: This is incorrect. The correct order is urothelium, lamina propria, detrusor muscle and serosa. The urothelium, the most superficial layer, is a specialised epithelium that protects the bladder from the toxic effects of the urine. The lamina propria lies deep in the urothelium and is a connective tissue layer containing blood vessels and nerves. The next layer is the detrusor muscle, a smooth muscle layer responsible for contracting and relaxing the bladder. The final layer is the serosa, a thin connective tissue layer covering the outside of the bladder.
name: Urothelium, detrusor muscle, lamina propria, serosa
label: b
answer: no

Correct answer: a