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Is the word soro the same in Brazilian and European Portuguese?

Yes

The word "soro" is identical in meaning, spelling, and grammar in both Brazilian and Continental Portuguese. The only difference is in pronunciation. In Brazilian Portuguese, the vowels are typically more open and clearly articulated. In Continental Portuguese, unstressed vowels undergo significant reduction; for example, the final "o" in "soro" is often pronounced as a closed "u" ([ˈsu.ɾu]).

Brazilian Portuguese Examples

  1. O médico prescreveu soro fisiológico. (The doctor prescribed saline solution.)
  2. Ele está no hospital tomando soro. (He is in the hospital getting an IV.)
  3. O soro de leite é ótimo para o pós-treino. (Whey is great for post-workout.)
  4. Limpe o corte com um pouco de soro. (Clean the cut with a little saline.) . O soro da serpente é extremamente tóxico. (The snake's venom/serum is extremely toxic.)

Continental Portuguese Examples

  1. O médico prescreveu soro fisiológico. (The doctor prescribed saline solution.)
  2. Ele está no hospital a tomar soro. (He is in the hospital getting an IV.)
  3. O soro de leite é ótimo para o pós-treino. (Whey is great for post-workout.)
  4. Limpa o corte com um pouco de soro. (Clean the cut with a little saline.)
  5. O soro da serpente é extremamente tóxico. (The snake's venom/serum is extremely toxic.)