An increase in systemic arterial BP leads to

A A decrease in stroke volume
B An increase in ESV
C An increase in wall tension in the left ventricular muscle
D An increase in cardiac output
E An increase in the velocity at which blood is ejected from the left ventricle

Correct Answer: A decrease in stroke volume, An increase in ESV, An increase in wall tension in the left ventricular muscle

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