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What is the advantage of localized drug action achieved through niosomal drug delivery?
What is the advantage of localized drug action achieved through niosomal drug delivery?
- It enhances the therapeutic index of the drug by increasing its solubility.
- It allows the drug to penetrate epithelium and connective tissue easily.
- It facilitates widespread distribution of the drug throughout the body.
- It confines the drug to the site of administration due to the size and low penetrability of niosomes. (correct)
Which statement about the sustained release action of niosomes is true?
Which statement about the sustained release action of niosomes is true?
- It is not suitable for drugs with low solubility in water.
- It is only effective for drugs with a high therapeutic index.
- It maintains drugs in circulation via niosomal encapsulation. (correct)
- It can be applied to highly soluble drugs with a high therapeutic index.
Based on the information provided, what can be inferred about the toxicity of niosomes?
Based on the information provided, what can be inferred about the toxicity of niosomes?
- There is limited research on the toxicity of niosomes. (correct)
- Ester type surfactants used in niosomes are more toxic than ether type surfactants.
- Nasal applications of niosomes are always non-toxic.
- The physical form of niosomes does not influence their toxicity.
Which characteristic of Spanlastics makes them suitable for transdermal drug delivery?
Which characteristic of Spanlastics makes them suitable for transdermal drug delivery?
What is the primary advantage of using niosomes as hemoglobin carriers?
What is the primary advantage of using niosomes as hemoglobin carriers?
Which statement about proniosomes is true based on the given information?
Which statement about proniosomes is true based on the given information?
What is one potential application of niosomes as hemoglobin carriers?
What is one potential application of niosomes as hemoglobin carriers?
What is the major advantage of using niosomes and proniosomes for transdermal drug delivery?
What is the major advantage of using niosomes and proniosomes for transdermal drug delivery?
Which property of niosomes contributes to their potential for sustained release and localized drug action?
Which property of niosomes contributes to their potential for sustained release and localized drug action?
Which of the following statements about niosomes is true?
Which of the following statements about niosomes is true?
What is one advantage of using niosomes for drug delivery compared to other delivery systems?
What is one advantage of using niosomes for drug delivery compared to other delivery systems?
Which of the following drugs has been studied for delivery using niosomes?
Which of the following drugs has been studied for delivery using niosomes?
Which of the following statements about niosomes is true?
Which of the following statements about niosomes is true?
What is a potential advantage of using niosomes for transdermal drug delivery?
What is a potential advantage of using niosomes for transdermal drug delivery?
Which of the following statements is true regarding the sustained release of drugs using niosomes?
Which of the following statements is true regarding the sustained release of drugs using niosomes?
Which property of niosomes contributes to their potential for localized drug action?
Which property of niosomes contributes to their potential for localized drug action?
Which statement is true regarding the handling and storage of niosomes?
Which statement is true regarding the handling and storage of niosomes?
How can niosomes potentially improve the bioavailability of poorly absorbed drugs?
How can niosomes potentially improve the bioavailability of poorly absorbed drugs?
