Across
- 3. irritation A common adverse effect of transdermal patches.
- 6. Drug property that affects ability to cross lipid-rich skin layers.
- 7. Use of a mild electric current to drive charged drug molecules across the skin.
- 9. Gradual delivery of the drug over a prolonged period.
- 10. TDDS design where the drug is embedded within the adhesive or polymer layer.
- 11. A substance that increases skin permeability for drug absorption.
- 14. The process of drug molecules passing through skin barriers.
- 15. corneum The outermost skin layer and main barrier to drug penetration.
Down
- 1. Tiny projections that create microchannels in the skin for drug delivery.
- 2. Use of ultrasound waves to enhance drug penetration.
- 4. The property that ensures the patch sticks securely to the skin.
- 5. indication The therapeutic purpose for which a TDDS is prescribed.
- 8. counseling Key step to ensure proper patch use and minimize irritation.
- 12. TDDS design where the drug is contained in a liquid or gel compartment.
- 13. The dosage form applied to the skin for controlled release.
