The Most Common Reason That an Expatriate Fails at an International

question 21

Multiple Choice

The most common reason that an expatriate fails at an international assignment is ________.

• A) incompetence
• B) technical demands
• C) family pressures
• D) language difficulties

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Definitions:

QAM

An abbreviation for "Quaque Ante Meridiem," a Latin term used in prescriptions to indicate medication should be taken every morning.

D/C

Commonly used abbreviation for "discharge" or "discontinue" in medical context, indicating the end of hospital stay or stopping of a treatment.

EENT

Acronym for Eyes, Ears, Nose, and Throat, a commonly used term in the medical field to refer to these specific areas collectively.

Suppository

A form of medication designed to be inserted into the rectum, vagina, or urethra, where it dissolves.