What are the three layers of protection for the kidneys from outside to inside?

The three layers of protection for the kidneys, from outside to inside, are accurately described by the choice that includes Gerota's fascia, perirenal fat, and the true capsule.

Gerota’s fascia, also known as the renal fascia, is a connective tissue layer that surrounds the kidneys and anchors them in place within the abdominal cavity. This outer layer provides structural support and helps keep the kidneys from shifting position.

The perirenal fat, which is located just beneath Gerota’s fascia, serves as a cushioning layer for the kidneys. This fat pad helps to insulate the kidneys from direct trauma and provides additional support.

The true capsule, or fibrous capsule, is the innermost layer, directly enveloping the kidney. This layer is a thin but strong fibrous membrane that provides an additional physical barrier against infection and injury while also maintaining the kidney's shape.

Together, these three layers form a comprehensive protective system for the kidneys, ensuring their stability and protection from external forces and infections.