Question

question 9
dr. morgan: university of washington
a. dr. lewis: national heart institute
b. dr. roberts: johns hopkins university
c. dr. stevens: health sciences institute
d. dr. klein: national institute of health
question 10
hypertension : silent killer ::
a. high cholesterol: heart disease
b. obesity: diabetes
c. cancer: early detection
d. smoking: lung cancer

Explanation:

In Question 10, the relationship in "Hypertension : Silent Killer" is that hypertension is often called a silent killer. Similarly, smoking is a major cause of lung cancer and is closely related in a cause - effect and well - known association sense. In the other options, while there are health associations, they are not as directly parallel as the smoking - lung cancer relationship. For Question 9, without a specific question related to the doctor - institute pairs, no answer can be determined.

Answer:

Question 9: No correct answer provided as no question is given for these doctor - institute pairs.
Question 10: D. Smoking: Lung Cancer