How does the application of superficial heat administered through a fluidotherapy differ from the application of a hot pack or paraffin?
A) A fluidotherapy loses heat over time and heats by conduction.
B) A fluidotherapy loses heat over time and heats by convection.
C) A fluidotherapy does not lose heat over time and heats by convection.
D) There is no difference between them except cost.
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