Martha is 80 years old and suffers from age-related arthritis. She thinks the best way to manage her chronic pain is to rest. What might her doctor tell her? Group of answer choices You are correct; being sedentary will promote your physical health. You are correct; physical exertion will worsen your symptoms. You are incorrect; exercise offers physical and mental benefits that slow the negative effects of aging. You are incorrect; if you get sore enough from extreme exercise, you won’t notice the arthritic pain.

You are incorrect; exercise offers physical and mental benefits that slow the negative effects of aging.

Explanation:

Exercise is very important for people who are diagnosed with arthritis because mentally it helps relieve pain focused on another activity, likewise exercise helps to lose the stiffness of arthritis. However, it is important that the exercise is not exceeded. A proper routine increases strength and flexibility, because it allows Martha to strengthen the muscles around the joints and  helps keep her bones strong.