Which information should the nurse provide for a patient scheduled for an MRI procedure as part of endocrine assessment? Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected. Select all that apply
1. "You will need to take out your earrings when you get in the MRI suite.".
2. "I will remove your transdermal medication patch before you go to the MRI suite.".
3. "Be certain to report any permanent cosmetic or other tattoos to the MRI technologist before you enter the MRI suite.".
4. "I will help you remove your dentures before you go to the MRI suite.".
5. "We will tape over the top of your wedding ring so that you can wear it during the procedure.".
2,3,4
Rationale 1: The MRI magnet is always on, so all metal must be removed prior to entering the suite.
Rationale 2: Some transdermal medication patches include metal components that may react adversely during MRI.
Rationale 3: Some permanent cosmetics or other tattoos may react adversely with MRI technology.
Rationale 4: Dentures often have metal components that will react adversely in the MRI environment.
Rationale 5: Metal rings should be removed before entering the MRI environment.
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