Nanomedicine MCQ

Q1. Nanoparticles improve drug delivery primarily due to their:

Q2. What characteristic allows nanoparticles to cross cell membranes?

Q3. Which property is typical of quantum dots used in medical imaging?

Q4. Gold nanoparticles are often used in cancer therapy because they:

Q5. PEGylation of nanoparticles helps in:

Q6. Which of the following nanocarriers is lipid-based?

Q7. The enhanced permeability and retention (EPR) effect helps nanoparticles:

Q8. What is a major challenge of nanomedicine in clinical translation?

Q9. Which imaging modality can be enhanced using iron oxide nanoparticles?

Q10. Nanoparticles can induce toxicity mainly due to:

Q11. Passive targeting in nanomedicine relies on:

Q12. Which nanomaterial is known for its high mechanical strength and electrical conductivity?

Q13. Drug release from nanoparticles can be triggered by:

Q14. Which property of nanoparticles affects their biodistribution?

Q15. Nanotechnology used in wound healing includes:

Q16. Which of the following is NOT a nanomedicine drug delivery system?

Q17. Nanoparticle surface modification improves:

Q18. Magnetic nanoparticles are used in:

Q19. Nanoparticle aggregation can impact:

Q20. Functionalizing nanoparticles with antibodies aids in:

Q21. Quantum dots differ from bulk semiconductors due to:

Q22. Polymeric nanoparticles are preferred due to their:

Q23. Which nanomaterial is used for gene delivery?

Q24. Passive targeting exploits:

Q25. Nanotechnology allows drug delivery to:

Q26. Nanoparticles can improve cancer therapy by:

Q27. Nanoparticles used in photothermal therapy absorb:

Q28. Biodegradable nanoparticles typically degrade via:

Q29. Nanoparticles size is typically:

Q30. Nanoshells are used for:

Q31. Gold nanoparticles exhibit:

Q32. Nanotoxicity can be caused by:

Q33. Nanocarriers can cross biological barriers such as:

Q34. Advantages of nanomedicine over conventional therapy include:

Q35. What is the function of liposomes in drug delivery?

Q36. The term “functionalization” of nanoparticles means:

Q37. Carbon nanotubes in medicine are noted for:

Q38. Which nanoparticles are commonly used in MRI contrast agents?

Q39. What property of nanoparticles greatly influences cellular uptake?

Q40. Which nanomaterial is most suitable for photodynamic therapy?