What is the medical terminology combining form meaning blood vessel?

Answer 1

Angi/o, vascul/o, vas/o, hemangi/o
The Greek root angio refers to a vessel, vat, or shell and is often used in medical terms implying blood vessels : arteries, veins, and capillaries.
angio

Answer 2

-emia
'Haem' or 'hem'. It's more often seen as a prefix, such as 'hemoglobin' or 'hemhorrage'.
emia
The suffix relating to blood is -aemia (or -emia in American English). For example, hypoglycaemia (or hypoglycemia) is a low level of blood glucose.
emia
'Haem' or 'hem'. It's more often seen as a prefix, such as 'hemoglobin' or 'hemhorrage'.
Middle English, from Old French sanguin, from Latin sanguineus, from sanguis, sanguin-, blood.]

sanguine·ly adv.

sanguine·ness, san·guini·ty n.

I know that this is a prefix but it was the best I could do.

UPDATE: The suffix is -emia

Answer 3

Cardio- is the medical terminology combining form meaning heart.
Cardi/o
The medical root which most closely means heart is cardio.

Answer 4

Plasm- is the medical terminology combining form meaning plasma, the fluid portion of the blood. Hemo- is the combining form meaning blood.

Answer 5

St Segment Elevation myocardiac infarction

Answer 6

The medical terminology combining form thrombo- means clot. For instance, thrombotic is the medical term meaning pertaining to a clot.

Answer 7

Thrombo- is the medical terminology combining form meaning clot. For instances, thrombotic means pertaining to a clot.

Answer 8

Cardiomy- is the medical terminology combining form meaning heart muscle.