Illinois CNA State Practice Exam

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The term "Cyst" typically refers to what?

  1. Bladder or sac

  2. Bone or joint

  3. Muscle or tissue

  4. Blood or bile

The correct answer is: Bladder or sac

The term "Cyst" typically refers to a bladder or sac. A cyst is a closed sac-like structure that can be filled with air, fluid, or other substances. It commonly develops in organs or tissues, such as the skin, ovaries, kidneys, or liver, forming a protective capsule around the material inside. Therefore, the correct answer is A. Option B, bone or joint, is incorrect because cysts do not typically form in bones or joints but rather in soft tissues or organs. Option C, muscle or tissue, is incorrect because a cyst is not typically associated with muscle but more commonly with organs or tissues. Option D, blood or bile, is also incorrect as cysts are not commonly formed in blood vessels or bile ducts but rather in areas like the bladder or sac.

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