Question

question 1 2 pts at age 60, sanda begins to be more aware of her sarcopenia, which she hopes to postpone with frequent exercise. what is sarcopenia? the general loss of mass and function as part of the aging process. a neurological condition experienced by over half of people above age 60. the decline of liver function common with alcohol abuse. problems in the joints of the hand.

Explanation:

Sarcopenia is a medical term. It specifically refers to the loss of muscle mass and function that occurs as part of the normal aging process. Regular exercise can help slow down this process. The other options are incorrect. A neurological condition (second option) is not the core definition of sarcopenia. Decline of liver function (third option) is related to liver - specific issues like alcohol abuse, not sarcopenia. Problems in hand joints (fourth option) are more related to arthritis or other joint - specific disorders.

Answer:

the general loss of mass and function as part of the aging process.