DRAW IT Create a flowchart to summarize the events thatoccur after partially digested food leaves the stomach. Use thefollowing terms: bicarbonate secretion, circulation, decrease inacidity, increase in acidity, secretin secretion, signal detection.Next to each term, indicate the compartment(s) involved. Youmay use terms more than once.

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