第十六號房 請進，這裡分成 意識、前意識 (下意識)，以及潛意識。

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[Remission]
     Remission is the state of absence of disease/disorder activity or disappearance of the signs and symptoms in patients known to have a chronic illness that cannot be cured. It is commonly used to refer to absence of disease/disorder those are expected to manifest again in the future.
     A remission can be temporary or permanent: A partial remission may be defined for disease/disorder as 50% or greater reduction or improvement on physical examination or psychological assessment(each disease/disorder can have its own definition of a partial remission); a complete remission is defined as complete disappearance of all such manifestations of disease/disorder.
 
[Recovery]
     Recovery is a restoration of health or functioning, whether a person who has been cured or not. Each disease/disorder can have its own definition of a partial remission, but there is no widely accepted definition of recovery: the duration of remission required.
 
[Relapse]
     The return of signs and symptoms of a disease after a patient has enjoyed a remission. Symptoms of a disease/disorder recur after a period of improvement.
 
[Recurrence]
     The return of a sign symptom or disease after a recovery or a patient has enjoyed some weeks or months of remission.
 
緩解(remission)、復發(relapse)、再發(recurrence)的定義比較有共識
不同疾病、疾患的緩解表現與時程不盡相同
後兩者是應不同緩解時程中的症狀再現而定義
然而復原(recovery)的內涵與定義則少有一致看法
 
或許我們面對病痛該持著reach to recovery的觀點