No. The prefix 'heme' or 'hemo' denotes blood. Plasma is the clear straw-coloured component of the blood. The prefix meaning plasma is 'sere' or 'sero'.
The prefix 'plasm' is from the latin word plasma meaning 'form, shape'
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The prefix 'hemo' says the word is related to blood.
Blood
The prefix "hemo-" or "hem-" refers to blood. It is commonly used in medical terms related to blood or blood-related conditions.
The prefix for "capillary" is "capill-" which means small or narrow, often referring to small blood vessels in the body.
Red. Ex. Erythocyte, red blood cell
The prefix 'hemo' says the word is related to blood.
Blood
blood
It means blood
The affix -hem- means blood.
From the Greek haima, meaning 'blood'
hyper.The prefix that means excessive or above is hyper as in hypertension, which is high blood pressure.
The have the prefix "pulmonary".
blood
Leukemia, the prefix "leuke" means white blood,Leukemia is when you haev to many white blood cells.
Red. Ex. Erythocyte, red blood cell
hemo Hemo- or Hemato-. I think it's just hemo