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Therapeutic Systems Quiz
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Therapeutic Systems Quiz

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What is a key characteristic of newer drug delivery systems (NODS)?

  • They always require higher dosages.
  • They do not cross the Blood-Brain barrier.
  • They provide immediate release of medications.
  • They have less fluctuation and higher bioavailability. (correct)
  • What is a potential disadvantage of therapeutic systems mentioned?

  • Higher overall costs of drug delivery systems.
  • Guaranteed effectiveness without adverse effects.
  • Increased patient compliance due to less frequent dosing.
  • Fluctuations in concentration of drugs in the blood. (correct)
  • Which of the following delivery methods is classified as a needleless technology?

  • Oral delivery
  • Topical ointments
  • Transdermal patches
  • Buccal delivery (correct)
  • What effect does targeting therapy have on the duration of action of medications like L Depa?

    <p>Increases duration of action specifically on tumors.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is NOT mentioned as an adverse effect related to therapeutic systems?

    <p>Possible systemic toxicity</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Therapeutic Systems

    • Therapeutic systems are designed to deliver drugs in a specific dosage form, ensuring medication release at a predetermined site and time.

    Types of Delivery Systems

    • Newer drug delivery systems (NODS) enhance therapeutic efficacy by providing controlled rates of drug release and targeted therapies.
      • Controlled rate and targeted therapy improve bioavailability and extend the duration of action, particularly effective against tumors.
      • Example: L Depa significantly enhances drug action.
      • These systems minimize fluctuations in drug concentration, facilitating effective crosses across the blood-brain barrier.

    Adverse Effects of Delivery Systems

    • Oral drug delivery methods include:
      • Injectable for immediate effect.
      • Mucosal applications for localized effect.
      • Topical options like transdermal patches for sustained action.
    • Needle-based alternatives consist of:
      • Nasal delivery for active absorption.
      • Needle-free methods such as buccal (passive) and pulmonary routes.
    • Other delivery routes include:
      • Ocular applications for eye-specific treatments.
      • Vaginal and anal routes for localized drug effects.

    Sensitivity of Drug Consumption

    • Clinical challenges include:
      • Lower amounts of dosage reaching the target site, reducing therapeutic effectiveness.
      • Necessity for repeated dosages, which may impact overall treatment adherence.
      • Decreased patient compliance can arise from complex dosing regimens.
      • Fluctuations in drug concentration within the bloodstream may lead to ineffective treatment or adverse reactions.

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    Test your knowledge on therapeutic systems and drug delivery mechanisms. This quiz covers the various types of delivery systems, including newer drug delivery systems, controlled rate therapies, and their effects on bioavailability. Evaluate your understanding of how these systems operate in targeted therapies and their significance in medical treatments.

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