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CEUTICS 3 EXAM 2 TDDS MIR...

Total questions: 48

Worksheet time: 4hrs 33mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following statements are TRUE regarding Transdermal Scop (Scopolamine = an alkaloid extracted from Solanaceae)? Select all that apply

a)

applies on the skin behind the ear

b)

transdermal patch

c)

used to prevent nausea and vomiting associated with travel

d)

applies on the skin near the stomach

e)

undergoes first pass metabolism (short half life of 4.5 hrs.)

2.

Scopolamine is formulation to the skin to deliver a drug through the SKIN into the general CIRCULATION for _________

a)

local effect

b)

systemic effect

3.

Which of the following layers is a formidable drug barrier that is 10 micrometers when dry and 40 micrometers when wet ?

a)

stratum corneum

b)

stratum lucidum

c)

stratum granulosum

4.

Which of the following are TRUE regarding the Shunt Routes? Select all that apply

a)

Through the keratocytes up to the dermis

b)

via the sweat pores

c)

Through the hair follicles with the associated sebaceous glands

d)

via the hair erector muscle

5.

Which of the following are physiological factors affecting permeation? Select all that apply

a)

Pathological conditions of the skin

b)

body site

c)

race

d)

age

e)

skin hydration (hydration favors percutaneous absorption)

6.

Which of the following are TRUE about Physicochemical Properties of a Permeant? Select all that apply

a)

Log  P values between 1-4  are preferable

b)

MW<500 Da is believed to be ideal for TDDS

c)

The effective dose of a drug

Must be relatively low (~10 mg/day)

d)

Nonpolar drugs tend to cross the cell barrier through lipid-rich regions (transcellular route)

e)

Polar drugs favor transport between cells (intercellular route)

7.

Which of the following routes Nonpolar drugs tend to cross the cell barrier through lipid-rich regions?

a)

intercellular route

b)

transcellular route

8.

Which of the following routes Polar drugs favor transport between cells ?

a)

intercellular route

b)

transcelullar route

9.

Which of the following the effective dose of a drug must be?

a)

relatively high (~40 mg/day)

b)

relatively low (~10 mg/day)

c)

moderate (~25 mg/day)

d)

very high (75mg/day) since it needs to go though the membrane

10.

Which of the following molecular weights is believed to be ideal for TDDS?

a)

MW<3000 Da

b)

MW<500 Da

c)

MW<1000 Da

d)

MW<50000 Da

11.

Log  P values between 1-4 are preferable as Physicochemical Properties of a Permeant.

a)

True

b)

False

12.

Which of the following statements are TRUE regarding Formulation Factors? Select all that apply

a)

The amount of drug absorbed percutaneously decreases with an increase in the concentration of the drug in the TTDS

b)

The amount of drug absorbed percutaneously increases with an increase in the concentration of the drug in the TTDS

c)

The smaller the TTDS, the more drug is absorbed

d)

The larger the TTDS, the more drug is absorbed

13.

What are some of the ADVANTAGES of TDDS? Select all that apply

a)

Avoiding gastrointestinal degradation/irritation

b)

Bypass the first-pass  metabolism

c)

Provides continuous and controlled drug delivery

d)

Can be self-administered

e)

Noninvasive and painless ROA , and thus patient friendly

14.

What are some of the ADVANTAGES of TDDS? Select all that apply

a)

Therapy can be initiated and terminated as needed

b)

Transdermal vaccine delivery could improve immune responses by targeting delivery to immunogenic cells in the skin

c)

Generally inexpensive

d)

DOES NOT provide continuous and controlled drug delivery

15.

Transdermal Patch is a dosage form designed to deliver a constant and controlled therapeutic dosage across skin over extended periods of time for systemic therapy.

a)

True

b)

False

16.

Which of the following Systems will go through the membrane?

a)

Drug-in-Adhesive  (DIA) 

b)

Matrix-type

(Drug-in-Matrix)

c)

Reservoir system

17.

Which of the following are TRUE about the Protective Liner? Select all that apply

a)

To be REMOVED before application to enable drug release

b)

Usually occlusive

c)

Temporarily covers the adhesive

d)

Maintains contact with the skin

18.

Which of the following are TRUE about the Adhesive? Select all that apply

a)

Maintains contact with the skin AND Serves as the matrix for DIA systems

b)

Crucial component of all transdermal patches

c)

Non-irritating and non-allergenic

d)

Compatibility with the drug and excipients

e)

Enables painless and complete removing

19.

Which of the following protects the patch system from environmental entry, drug evaporation and moisture evaporation?

a)

Adhesive

b)

Backing Layer

c)

Protective Liner

20.

Which of the following is the blend of a drug and polymer in TDDS of cellulose derivatives, PVP and POVIAC?

a)

Adhesive

b)

Backing Layer

c)

Protective Liner

d)

Drug Matrix

21.

Which of the following are specific for the reservoir in TDDS? Select all that apply

a)

Drug Reservoir

b)

Matrix

c)

Membrane

22.

Which of the following is a DIA system for smoking cessation in which the API is sandwiched between backing layer and liner ?

a)

Fentanyl

b)

Nicotrol

23.

Which of the following controls the drug release rate in Nicotrol (DIA System)?

a)

Polymer matrix

b)

Disposable liner

c)

Membrane

d)

Protective liner

24.

The viscosity of the reservoir content is critical.

a)

True

b)

False

25.

Which of the following formulations is characterized WITHOUT EXCESS OF DRUG and possess a plateau in the permeation profile?

a)

Finite Dose Formulation

b)

Infinite Dose Formulation

26.

know these differences! I have given 10 minutes so you can review and memorize.

a)

Yes

b)

No

27.

Which of the following are TRUE about Duragesic® (Fentanyl) as A Reservoir System? Select all that apply

a)

Hypothermic patients may not get

    adequate pain relief

b)

opioid analgesic for chronic pain

c)

Absorption of fentanyl is affected by skin temperature

d)

Febrile patients may absorb more drug,

     needing dose decrease

e)

a patch for smoking cessation with local effect

28.

Which of the following are DISADVANTAGES for Fentanyl Patch (Duragesic)? Select all that apply

a)

Patches typically contain a large amount of residual drug

b)

Some patients may develop severe response like DERMATITIS

c)

Only small, unionized, moderately lipophilic drugs are able to passively permeate the skin

d)

Only potent drugs are considered suitable candidates to maintain therapeutic concentrations in plasma

e)

Because the Protective liner in this patch DERMATITIS is not a problem

29.

Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding Chemical Permeation Enhancers?

a)

Increase skin permeability by reversibly damaging or altering the physicochemical nature of the stratum corneum to reduce its diffusion resistance

b)

Increase skin permeability by irreversibly damaging or altering the physicochemical nature of the stratum corneum to reduce its diffusion resistance

c)

Increase skin permeability by irreparably damaging or altering the physicochemical nature of the stratum corneum to reduce its diffusion resistance

30.

Which of the following statements are TRUE regarding Chemical Permeation Enhancers mechanisms of action? Select all that apply

a)

Increasing the hydration state of the stratum corneum

b)

Expanding intercellular lipids and lipoproteins channels

c)

Decreasing the hydration state of the stratum corneum

31.

Which of the following are examples of Chemical Permeation Enhancers? Select all that apply

a)

Water, Fatty acids

b)

Solvents

c)

Surfactants

d)

LMW alcohols

e)

DMSO

32.

Which of the following is based on the concept of columbic force (like repels like), involving three transport  mechanisms and the passage of a constant electrical current onto the skin?

a)

Electroporation

b)

Iontophoresis

c)

Sonophoresis

d)

Microneedles

33.

Which of the following are the three transport mechanisms in Iontophoresis? Select 3 of the choices

a)

Electroosmosis (flow of solvents and neutral molecules)

b)

Electromigration (movement of ions)

c)

Passive diffusion

d)

Active diffusion

34.

Which of the following is a disadvantage of Iontophoretic Devices?

a)

applicable for the charged molecules, can lead to skin irritation

b)

may cause cell death and muscle contraction, instrumentation

c)

Drug is mixed with a coupling agent (gel, ointment, or cream), which transfers ultrasonic energy

d)

Potential technology foe vaccine delivery

35.

Which of the following is an advantage of Iontophoretic Devices?

a)

applicable for the charged molecules, can lead to skin irritation

b)

may cause cell death and muscle contraction, instrumentation

c)

reduces inter/ intrasubject variability

d)

The skin remain permeable for several hours

36.

Which of the following may cause cell death and muscle contraction, instrumentation?

a)

Iontophoresis

b)

Electroporation

c)

Sonophoresis

d)

Microneedles

37.

Which of the following is a creation of aqueous pores in the lipid bilayers by the application of short electrical pulses and suitable for lipophilic and hydrophilic drugs, large-molecular-weight drugs, DNA?

a)

Microneedles

b)

Ionophoresis

c)

Electroporation

d)

Sonophoresis

38.

Which of the following are TRUE about Sonophoresis (Phonophoresis)? Select all that apply

a)

The skin remain permeable for several hours

b)

Uses low- or high-frequency ultrasound to produce cavitation, microstreaming, and heating.

c)

Drug is mixed with a coupling agent (gel, ointment, or cream),

d)

Potential technology foe vaccine delivery

39.

Which of the following are the Sonophoresis advantages? Select all that apply

a)

Shows a synergistic effect with chemical enhancers

b)

The drugs need NOT be ionized

c)

Delivery of a high molecular weight drugs

d)

reduces inter/ intrasubject variability

40.

Which of the following are TRUE about Microneedles? Select all that apply

a)

Potential technology foe vaccine delivery

b)

Minimally invasive devices that disrupt the stratum corneum by creating microchannels

c)

The drugs need NOT be ionized

d)

Delivery of a high molecular weight drugs

41.

Determines the ability to properly adhere to a patient’s skin

and measures the force required to remove a patch from a standardized surface

a)

RELEASE LINER PEEL TEST

b)

PEEL ADHESION TEST

c)

ROLLING BALL TEST

d)

In vitro Release Testing

42.

Measure the force required to remove the release liner from an adhesive patch.

a)

RELEASE LINER PEEL TEST

b)

PEEL ADHESION TEST

c)

ROLLING BALL TEST

d)

In vitro Release Testing

43.

Determines how quickly an adhesive can from a bond with another surface.

a)

RELEASE LINER PEEL TEST

b)

ROLLING BALL TEST

c)

PEEL ADHESION TEST

d)

In vitro Release Testing

44.

Determine the route and the amount of drug permeated trough the skin, measured using diffusion Franz diffusion cell.

a)

RELEASE LINER PEEL TEST

b)

In vitro Release Testing

c)

PEEL ADHESION TEST

d)

In vitro Release Testing

45.

Franz Diffusion Cell is o measure diffusion coefficients, drug is added to the donor chamber, and the amount of the drug that penetrates into the receiver chamber is measured as a function of time.

a)

True

b)

False

46.

Which of the following are Factors Affecting Permeation? Select all that apply

a)

Physiological factors

b)

Physicochemical properties of a permeant

c)

Formulation Factors

47.

Which of the following is the movement of drug through the membrane?

a)

Penetration

b)

Permeation

c)

Percutaneous absorption

d)

Partitioning

48.

I don't see this relevant to be tested, but you can look at it, common sense.

a)

Yes

b)

No