patiency
/pəˈtɪnsi/Definitions
1. noun
The quality or state of being patient; also, a condition of being in a state of inaction or passivity.
“The patient’s long period of patiency was a testament to her unwavering resolve.”
2. noun
In medicine, a condition of being in a state of inaction or reduced activity, often referring to a decreased metabolic rate or a reduced level of cellular activity.
“The doctor noted the patient’s patiency and adjusted the treatment plan accordingly.”