What type of benign neoplasm is a Rhabdomyoma?

A rhabdomyoma is classified as a benign neoplasm that originates from striated muscle, which is a type of muscle tissue. This tumor is most commonly found in the heart, skeletal muscles, and other locations where striated muscle occurs. Rhabdomyomas are made up of abnormal muscle cells that proliferate but do not invade surrounding tissues or metastasize, characteristic of benign tumors.

The other options pertain to different types of tissues. Epithelial neoplasms arise from epithelial tissue, which makes up the outer layer of the skin and organs. Neoplasms of nervous tissue are typically classified as neurogenic tumors, such as neurofibromas or schwannomas. Connective tissue neoplasms include tumors arising from connective tissues, such as fibromas. Therefore, identifying a rhabdomyoma specifically as a muscle neoplasm aligns with its cellular origin and nature.