A general rule for creating a plural form of medical terminology is that a singular word ending in an -a will keep the -a and add

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A general rule for creating a plural form of medical terminology is that a singular word ending in an -a will keep the -a and add

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It is supposed to be S at the end

Lord Grosse Jeanine answered Jul 31, 2021

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I think you are supposed to add an S

Jeremy Woodland answered Aug 3, 2021

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