Which of the following are the ADVANTAGES of Liposomes? Select all that apply

One of the advantages of Liposomes is that they are suitable to administer via various routes including parenteral route.

Liposomes CANNOT be used for controlled release.

Liposomes ARE NOT Biocompatible.

Liposomes are suitable to give localized action in particular tissues.

Unilamellar vesicles are the same as Oligolamellar vesicles because sometimes Liposomes sometimes has more than one layer.

Which of the following is the GREATEST size of the following vesicles?

Multilamellar large vesicles are BIGGER in size than Giant unilamellar vesicles.

Conventional Liposomes are typically bilipid layers in the structure and the drug can be incorporated into the lipid bilayers.

Which of the following technologies is in charge of Long circulating liposomes?

Which of the following are TRUE about the two properties of Long circulating liposomes (Stealth Technology)?

Which of the following can stabilize the structure of the liposomes?

Cholesterol can DECREASE the permeability of the matrix and prevent unwanted drug release from the liposomes.

Cholesterol can INCREASE the permeability of the matrix and prevent unwanted drug release from the liposomes.

Which of the following represents the surface modification in the liposome?

Which of the following target specific ligands, such as antibodies, immunoglobulins, lectins and oligosaccharides attached to the surface?

Which of the following interact with negatively- charged DNA resulting into lipids (DNA complexes) but still under investigation or research?

Temperature or pH Sensitive liposomes are needed for CANCER targeting.

Which of the following liposomes are needed for CANCER targeting?

Which of the following are considered Physical Characterization Parameters during formulation of Liposomes? Select all that apply

OPTIMAL electrical surface will prevent small vesicles to get together.

Which of the following should be considered in terms of stability in liposomes?

Which of the following are SAFETY CONCERNS when we use a formulated liposome? Select all that apply

Which of the following are SAFETY CONCERNS when we use a formulated liposome? Select all that apply

In particle size as safety concern, when the tail is above 1 micrometer there is a potential danger of blocking capillaries.

All of the following are safety concerns in formulated liposomes, EXCEPT:

The size of the liposomes CAN AFFECT RES uptake and tissue targeting as a safety concern.

Protein binding as safety concern CAN produce some toxicity and also can affect the effectiveness of the drug.

Which of the following is TRUE about how drugs are released from liposomes?

Which of the following factors affecting Release of Drug from the liposomes? Select all that apply

Which of the following factors affecting Release of Drug from the liposomes? Select all that apply

How should we use liposomes as drug delivery with vehicle? Select all that apply

Liposomes can be used for protein delivery.

Liposomes can be used for Sustained or Controlled Delivery.

Liposomes can be used for oral drug delivery, site specific delivery and gene therapeutics.

Which of the following approved liposome products target the kopasi sarcoma disease? Select all that apply

Which of the following approved liposome products target serious fungal infections? Select all that apply

Lipopolyplexes is a combination of DNA, RNA, polymers and liposomes resulting in better gene transfer and lower toxicity as compare to cationic liposomes.

Cationic liposomes has better gene transfer and lower toxicity than Lipopolyplexes.

A Nanoparticle is a microscopic particle with at least one dimension less than 100 nanonemeters.

A Nanoparticle is a microscopic particle with at least one dimension less than 100 micrometers.

Which of the following particles sizes represent a Nanoparticle?

Which of the following particles sizes represent a Nanoparticle example?

Which of the following particles sizes represent a Nanoparticle example?

A difference between liposomes and nanoparticles is that liposomes CAN BE larger.

Nanoparticles are more solid structure rather than liposomes that are more liquid.

Which of the following are types of Nanoparticles? Select all that apply

Drugs are always evenly distributed in nanoparticles.

Drugs are not always evenly distributed in nanoparticles.

One strike similarity in the application of liposomes and nanoparticles is the drug in both can be oral and targeted delivered.

Which of the following physiochemical phenomena/parameters MUST be accountable in Nanoparticles? Select all that apply

Which of the following physiochemical phenomena/parameters MUST be accountable in Nanoparticles? Select all that apply

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

Which of the following are Colloidal  dispersions  of  nanosized  drug  particle produced  by  suitable  method  and  stabilized  by  suitable  stabilizer?

Which of the following is TRUE about Nanodispersions?

Which of the following are NANOSUSPENSIONS formulations? Select all that apply

All of the following are examples of approved Liposome Products, EXCEPT:

(Select all that apply)