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A physical therapist applies a Semmes-Weinstein monofilament to the sole of a patient's foot. What monofilament description would indicate that the physical therapist is applying the monofilament correctly during the testing procedure?1.The monofilament should deform into a "C" shape2.The monofilament should remain perpendicular to the surface area3.The monofilament should deform into a "S" shape4.The monofilament should experience maximal deformation
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