Court is the workplace/context for a lawyer. By the same workplace relation, which word pairs with “hospital” for a similar professional?

Introduction / Context:
Applying the Recovery-First policy, the given stem used “Taciturn”, which breaks the place–professional relation shown by “court → lawyer”. Repairing the stem to “hospital → ?” preserves solvability without altering intent: both pairs should be workplace → professional. The correct counterpart of “hospital” is “doctor”.

Given Data / Assumptions:
We map a professional to their primary institutional workplace.

Concept / Approach:
Keep the relation type consistent. Just as a lawyer is associated with a court, a doctor is associated with a hospital. “Patient” is a service recipient; “medicine” is an object; “nurse” is a different professional; “ambulance” is a vehicle, not a workplace.

Step-by-Step Solution:

Verification / Alternative check:
Standard GK analogies frequently pair court–lawyer and hospital–doctor.

Why Other Options Are Wrong:
Patient: beneficiary, not professional; Medicine: thing; Nurse: professional but not the canonical mapping; Ambulance: vehicle.

Common Pitfalls:
Selecting “nurse” due to medical context while missing the exact parallel to “lawyer”.

Final Answer:
Doctor