Deck 4: Routes of Drug Delivery

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Which of the following routes of drug administration cannot be used to administer large quantities of drugs? (More than one answer may be correct.)

A) Intramuscular
B) Intravenous
C) Subcutaneous
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Sublingual route is popularly used for which of the following? (More than one answer may be correct.)

A) cardiovascular drugs
B) barbiturates
C) adhesive tablets
D) steroids
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Fill in the blank: Pulmonary epithelium is more permeable for __________ molecules when compared to the GI mucosa.
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Fill in the blank: Drugs after aerosol administration is deposited by three mechanisms,in which __________ helps for deposition of smaller particles,whereas larger particles are deposited by both gravitational sedimentation and __________
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Fill in the blank: A cell layer is composed of a __________ membrane and cholesterol.
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Name the drug that was first approved by U.S FDA for transdermal patch.
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Name the most relatively impermeable layer of epidermis.
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Name a few alternative approaches of drug delivery by transdermal route.
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Transdermal route of medication has gained wide acceptance when compared to _________ therapy because it is considered to be _________ route for drug delivery.
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Epithelial cells of the GI tract assist in the diffusion of most drug molecules.
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Chitosan,a mucoadhesive polymer,decreases the bioavailability of drugs.
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Administration of drugs by the intramuscular route offers uniform and slow drug absorption.
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The intra-arterial route requires dissolution of the drugs in aqueous solution.
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The intra - articular injection is given for treatment of erectile dysfunction in men.
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Oral route is better than transmucosal route for delivery of protein and peptide drugs.
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For administration of large polar molecules (<1000 DA) via the nasal route,penetration enhancers are used to ensure good bioavailability.
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A drug from the alveoli is slowly absorbed when compared to the airways of the lungs.
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Dry powder inhalers are used used for the delivery of antibiotics.
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Explain hepatic first-pass metabolism and name two drugs that undergo first-pass metabolism
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Using an example,illustrate how drug absorption is affected by food.
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Using an example,explain why PEGylation improves the safety profiles of proteins.
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Match the routes of drug administration with their respective areas of action.
Peritoneal cavity

A) Intra-articular
B) Intra-thecal
C) Intra-peritoneal
D) Intra-medullary
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How can one avoid rapid clearance of drugs from the nasal cavity?
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Compare and contrast the oral and parenteral administration of drugs.
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List the possible reasons for efficient delivery of drugs via the respiratory system:

A) Large surface area for absorption
B) Presence of oxygen
C) Blood supply
D) Diffusion of gases is fast
E) Presence of cilia
F) Thin surface for drug absorption
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Contrast transcellular and paracellular transport.
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Compare and contrast the alternative approaches: Ionotophoresis and Sonophoresis.
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Mention the three modes by which micro-needles are used for transdermal drug delivery.
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Order the five layers of the epidermal layer:
___ stratum basale
___ stratum granulosum
___ stratum corneum
___ stratum lucidum
___ stratum spinosum
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Deck 4: Routes of Drug Delivery
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Which of the following routes of drug administration cannot be used to administer large quantities of drugs? (More than one answer may be correct.)

A) Intramuscular
B) Intravenous
C) Subcutaneous
A,C
2
Sublingual route is popularly used for which of the following? (More than one answer may be correct.)

A) cardiovascular drugs
B) barbiturates
C) adhesive tablets
D) steroids
A,B,D
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Fill in the blank: Pulmonary epithelium is more permeable for __________ molecules when compared to the GI mucosa.
Hydrophilic
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Fill in the blank: Drugs after aerosol administration is deposited by three mechanisms,in which __________ helps for deposition of smaller particles,whereas larger particles are deposited by both gravitational sedimentation and __________
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Fill in the blank: A cell layer is composed of a __________ membrane and cholesterol.
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Name the drug that was first approved by U.S FDA for transdermal patch.
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Name the most relatively impermeable layer of epidermis.
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Name a few alternative approaches of drug delivery by transdermal route.
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Transdermal route of medication has gained wide acceptance when compared to _________ therapy because it is considered to be _________ route for drug delivery.
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Epithelial cells of the GI tract assist in the diffusion of most drug molecules.
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Chitosan,a mucoadhesive polymer,decreases the bioavailability of drugs.
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Administration of drugs by the intramuscular route offers uniform and slow drug absorption.
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The intra-arterial route requires dissolution of the drugs in aqueous solution.
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The intra - articular injection is given for treatment of erectile dysfunction in men.
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Oral route is better than transmucosal route for delivery of protein and peptide drugs.
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For administration of large polar molecules (<1000 DA) via the nasal route,penetration enhancers are used to ensure good bioavailability.
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A drug from the alveoli is slowly absorbed when compared to the airways of the lungs.
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Dry powder inhalers are used used for the delivery of antibiotics.
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Explain hepatic first-pass metabolism and name two drugs that undergo first-pass metabolism
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Using an example,illustrate how drug absorption is affected by food.
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Using an example,explain why PEGylation improves the safety profiles of proteins.
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Match the routes of drug administration with their respective areas of action.
Peritoneal cavity

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B) Intra-thecal
C) Intra-peritoneal
D) Intra-medullary
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How can one avoid rapid clearance of drugs from the nasal cavity?
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Compare and contrast the oral and parenteral administration of drugs.
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List the possible reasons for efficient delivery of drugs via the respiratory system:

A) Large surface area for absorption
B) Presence of oxygen
C) Blood supply
D) Diffusion of gases is fast
E) Presence of cilia
F) Thin surface for drug absorption
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Contrast transcellular and paracellular transport.
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Compare and contrast the alternative approaches: Ionotophoresis and Sonophoresis.
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Mention the three modes by which micro-needles are used for transdermal drug delivery.
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Order the five layers of the epidermal layer:
___ stratum basale
___ stratum granulosum
___ stratum corneum
___ stratum lucidum
___ stratum spinosum
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