This will result in a decrease in total peripheral resistance and a decrease in preload on the heart. As a result, work done by the heart will decrease and will allow the heart to contract less strongly. Weaker contractions will lead to more blood flow in the coronary arteries, which will help the ischemic cardiac myocytes.
In this context, the outcome of this process will be a decrease in total peripheral resistance and preload on the heart, leading to decreased work done by the heart and weaker contractions. This will result in increased blood flow in the coronary arteries, providing relief to ischemic cardiac muscle cells.