When using mediate or indirect percussion, which technique is appropriate?
A) Place the palmar surface of the nondominant hand on the body surface with the fingers held together.
B) Place the palmar surface of the nondominant hand on the body surface with the fingers slightly spread apart.
C) Mediate or indirect percussion involves striking the finger or hand directly against the body.
D) Place the ulnar surface of the nondominant hand on the body surface with the fingers slightly spread apart.
E) Place the ulnar surface of the nondominant hand on the body surface with the fingers together.
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