Match the following GI hormones with their functions Group of answer choices Stimulates the secretion of HCL in the stomach [ Choose ] Gastrin Secretin Glucagon CCK Leptin Ghrelin Stimulates the release of glucose from the liver [ Choose ] Gastrin Secretin Glucagon CCK Leptin Ghrelin Stimulates the release of digestive enzymes from the pancreas into the duodenum [ Choose ] Gastrin Secretin Glucagon CCK Leptin Ghrelin Stimulates the release of bicarbonate from the liver into the duodenum [ Choose ] Gastrin Secretin Glucagon CCK Leptin Ghrelin Stimulates a feeling of fullness (satiety) from the stomach and adipose cells [ Choose ] Gastrin Secretin Glucagon CCK Leptin Ghrelin Stimulates a feeling of hunger from the stomach and intestine [ Choose ] Gastrin Secretin Glucagon CCK Leptin Ghrelin
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