True or False? If aortic pressure increased above normal values, the left ventricle would need to generate even more pressure to ensure blood flow through the systemic circuit.

True

Explanation:

When a patient presents stenosis, that means that the aortic valve is smaller, so the pressure that goes to the aorta will increase. Since this valve is in the left part of the heart, and the left ventricle also is located in the same side, the ventricle needs to pump with more force to make up for the blood pressure.