Glucose Homeostasis: In Health, Disease and With Treatment

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Glucose Homeostasis: In Health, Disease and With Treatment Packets Included in this Puzzle: A. Glucose Metabolism and Cause of Diabetes Types1 and 2 B. The Physiology of Hypoglycemia and Hyperglycemia; and Possible points of Diabetes Treatments C. Strategies/Drugs for Treating Diabetes (Types 1 and 2)

Glucose Homeostasis Puzzle: Packet A Glucose Metabolism (Words) Focus: Glucose Metabolism Overview and Cause of Diabetes Types 1 and 2 Cut out the words in each of the boxes, along the solid lines, and arrange them on the Glucose Metabolism Puzzle template so that they represent key steps in Glucose Metabolism Cut out the red Type 1 and 2 DM boxes as well as the 2 red X on this page and place them on the Glucose Metabolism assembled puzzle showing where/what is missing or non-functional in the case of Type 1 and Type 2 DM Starch in food Glucose in Intestine Glucose in Blood Glucose in Kidney Glucose in Cells Provide energy Store as Glycogen Packet A: Glucose Metabolism Overview and Cause of Diabetes Types1 and 2 Words Type 1 DM Insulin Glucagon Type 2 DM

Glucose Metabolism Starch in food Glucose in Intestine (Template) Starch in food Digestion Excess glucose to Urine Undigested/unabsorbed glucose to Feces Glucose in Intestine Absorption Reabsorption Filtration Glucose in Blood Glucose in Kidney Glycogen breakdown Glucose uptake Insulin Glucagon Packet A: Glucose Metabolism Overview and Cause of Diabetes Types1 and 2 Template This page may be laminated and reused Glucose in Cells Store as Glycogen Provide energy

Glucose Homeostasis Puzzle: Packet B Glucose Metabolism (Words) Focus: Glucose Metabolism during Hypoglycemia and Hyperglycemia AND Possible processes and/or target for developing treatment strategies for Diabetes Cut out the words in each of the boxes, along the solid lines, and arrange them on the Puzzle templates. Print 3 copies of this page and cut out the words for the various groups to work on the puzzle in packet B Starch in food DPP-4 Glucose in Intestine Glucose in Blood + - Glucose in Kidney - Glucose in Cells - + Provide energy Store as Glycogen Packet B: Glucose Metabolism Hypo and Hyperglycemia AND treatment points Words; Print and Cut 3 copies Low Blood Sugar Pancreatic a-cells Insulin Glucagon High Blood Sugar Intestinal cells Pancreatic b-cells Incretins (GLP-1, GIP)

Glucose Homeostasis Puzzle: Packet B Glucose Metabolism (Steps) 2. Stages of puzzle building: Group 1 handles the puzzle with the hypoglycemia template Group 2 handles the puzzle with the hyperglycemia template Groups 1 and 2 come together to assemble the hypo and hyperglycemia pathways on the Hypo- and Hyperglycemia template Groups 1+2 or a different group should mark the possible points of DM treatment strategies. They present this to the class. Packet B: Glucose Metabolism Hypo and Hyperglycemia AND treatment points Instructions for activity

Hypoglycemia Starch in food Glucose in Intestine Glucose in Blood Digestion Excess glucose to Urine Undigested/unabsorbed glucose to Feces Glucose in Intestine Absorption Reabsorption Low Blood Sugar Filtration Glucose in Blood Glucose in Kidney - Glycogen breakdown Glucose uptake Insulin Glucagon Pancreatic a-cells Packet B: Glucose Metabolism during Hypoglycemia Template + Glucose in Cells Store as Glycogen Provide energy

Hyperglycemia Starch in food Glucose in Intestine Glucose in Blood Digestion Excess glucose to Urine Undigested/unabsorbed glucose to Feces Glucose in Intestine Absorption Reabsorption Filtration Glucose in Blood Glucose in Kidney - Glycogen breakdown Glucose uptake Insulin Glucagon Pancreatic b-cells High Blood Sugar + Packet B: Glucose Metabolism during Hyperglycemia Template Intestinal cells Glucose in Cells Incretins (GLP-1, GIP) DPP-4 - Store as Glycogen Provide energy Proteolysis

Hypo- and Hyperglycemia B Hypo- and Hyperglycemia Starch in food Digestion Excess glucose to Urine Undigested/unabsorbed glucose to Feces Glucose in Intestine Absorption Reabsorption Low Blood Sugar Filtration Glucose in Blood Glucose in Kidney - - Glycogen breakdown Glucose uptake Insulin Glucagon Pancreatic b-cells High Blood Sugar Pancreatic a-cells + Packet B: Glucose Metabolism during Hypoglycemia and Hyperglycemia AND Possible processes and/or target for developing treatment strategies for Diabetes (mark on template with a sticker or marker all targets/steps that are locations for DM treatment strategies) Template + Glucose in Cells Intestinal cells Incretins (GLP-1, GIP) DPP-4 - Store as Glycogen Provide energy Proteolysis

Glucose Homeostasis Puzzle: Packet C Glucose Metabolism (Words) Focus: Strategies/Drugs for Treating Diabetes Cut out the words in each of the boxes, along the solid lines, and arrange them on the Puzzle templates. Print 5 copies of this page and cut out the words for the various groups to work on the puzzle in packet C Starch in food DPP-4 Glucose in Intestine Glucose in Blood Glucose in Blood + - Glucose in Blood Glucose in Kidney - Eat/drink Glucose Insulin Glucose in Cells - + Provide energy Store as Glycogen 2. Sulfonylurea Glipizide GLP-1 Agonists Liraglutide Packet C: Strategies/Drugs for Treating Diabetes Words; Print and Cut 5 copies Glucagon Low Blood Sugar Pancreatic a-cells Insulin Glucagon 1. Biguanides Metformin DPP4 Inhibitors Sitagliptin, Saxagliptin High Blood Sugar Intestinal cells 3. Thiazolidinediones Rosiglitazone Glucosidase Inhibitors Acarbose, Miglitol SGLT-2 Inhibitors Canagliflozin Pancreatic b-cells Incretins (GLP-1, GIP)

Glucose Homeostasis Puzzle: Packet C Glucose Metabolism (Steps) 2. Stages of puzzle building: Group 1 handles the puzzle with the template “Treating Type 1 DM”. The group also discusses the mechanism of action Group 2 handles the puzzle with the template “Treating Hypoglycemia” Group 3 handles the puzzle with the template “ Non-Insulin Treatments for Type 2 DM - 1” Group 4 handles the puzzle with the template “ Non-Insulin Treatments for Type 2 DM - 2” Group 5 handles the puzzle with the template “ Non-Insulin Treatments for Type 2 DM – 3” Packet C: Strategies/Drugs for Treating Diabetes Instructions for activity

Treating Type 1 DM Starch in food Glucose in Intestine Digestion Excess glucose to Urine Undigested/unabsorbed glucose to Feces Glucose in Intestine Absorption Reabsorption Filtration Glucose in Blood Glucose in Kidney Insulin Glycogen breakdown Glucose uptake Glucagon Packet C: Treating Type 1 DM Template Glucose in Cells Store as Glycogen Provide energy

Treating Hypoglycemia DM Complications Starch in food Digestion Excess glucose to Urine Undigested/unabsorbed glucose to Feces Eat/drink Glucose Glucose in Intestine Absorption Reabsorption Low Blood Sugar Filtration Glucose in Blood Glucose in Kidney - Glucagon Glycogen breakdown Glucose uptake Insulin Pancreatic a-cells Packet C: Treating Hypoglycemia (a common complication/side effect of drugs seen in Diabetes patients undergoing treatment) Template + Glucose in Cells Store as Glycogen Provide energy

Non-Insulin Treatments for Type 2 DM - 1 C Starch in food Digestion Glucosidase Inhibitors Acarbose, Miglitol Excess glucose to Urine Undigested/unabsorbed glucose to Feces Glucose in Intestine SGLT-2 Inhibitors Canagliflozin Absorption Reabsorption Filtration Glucose in Blood Glucose in Kidney Glucose uptake Insulin Glucagon Glycogen breakdown Packet C: Non-Insulin Treatments for Type 2 DM -1 Template Glucose in Cells Store as Glycogen Provide energy

Non-Insulin Treatments for Type 2 DM - 2 DM Drugs: Incretin related Non-Insulin Treatments for Type 2 DM - 2 C Starch in food Digestion Excess glucose to Urine Undigested/unabsorbed glucose to Feces Glucose in Intestine Absorption Reabsorption Filtration Glucose in Blood Glucose in Kidney - Glycogen breakdown Glucose uptake Insulin Glucagon Pancreatic b-cells High Blood Sugar + Packet C: Non-Insulin Treatments for Type 2 DM -2 Template GLP-1 Agonists Liraglutide Intestinal cells Glucose in Cells Incretins (GLP-1, GIP) DPP-4 - DPP4 Inhibitors Sitagliptin, Saxagliptin Store as Glycogen Provide energy Proteolysis

Non-Insulin Treatments for Type 2 DM - 3 DM Drugs: First line of treatment Non-Insulin Treatments for Type 2 DM - 3 C Starch in food Digestion Excess glucose to Urine Undigested/unabsorbed glucose to Feces Glucose in Intestine Absorption Reabsorption Filtration Glucose in Blood Glucose in Kidney 2. Sulfonylurea Glipizide - 1. Biguanides Metformin Glucose uptake Insulin Glucagon Glycogen breakdown Pancreatic b-cells High Blood Sugar + 3. Thiazolidinediones Rosiglitazone Packet C: Non-Insulin Treatments for Type 2 DM -3 Template Intestinal cells Glucose in Cells Incretins (GLP-1, GIP) DPP-4 - Store as Glycogen Provide energy Proteolysis