1. Which of the following statements about exercise and arthritis is true?

a. Exercise has to be intense to do any good -- no pain, no gain.
b. Many people with arthritis are too old to exercise.
c. Patients have to exercise every day to get any benefit.
d. Just about anyone with arthritis can benefit from light, easy workouts.

2. You shouldn't exercise sore joints during a flare-up of rheumatoid arthritis.

True
False

3. Regular weightlifting can help ease pain and stiffness caused by arthritis.

True
False

4. Water exercises are an excellent choice for many people with arthritis.

True
False

5. Most patients have to exercise for a couple of months before they notice much improvement in their arthritis.

True
False

6. If you feel a little discomfort while stretching, you've probably pushed your joint too far. True or false?

True
False

7. Which of the following could be a sign that you may be over-exerting yourself?

a. Pain that lingers more than an hour after exercise
b. Swelling in a joint
c. Tiredness
d. All of the above