The radiology nurse reviews the final MRI safety check. Which findings require immediate follow-up? Highlight the unresolved findings that make scanner-room entry unsafe.

Nurses' Notes 1030: The radiology nurse completes the final safety check before a client enters the MRI scanner room. The wristband and order show that two client identifiers match the scheduled examination. The plan confirms that hearing protection will be worn during image acquisition. The history states that an intracranial aneurysm clip type cannot be verified. No operative record or implant card is available. The client has changed into a facility gown with empty pockets and no metal fasteners. The skin check finds that a transdermal patch with metallic backing remains in place. The patch product has not been cleared for the scanner conditions. The nurse verifies that the infusion pump is MR Conditional under the planned settings. At 1036, the client reports that claustrophobia was discussed and a coping plan was agreed. The client remains able to communicate with staff through the call system. A transporter brings a standard ferromagnetic oxygen cylinder into Zone IV. The nurse stops room entry before the cylinder approaches the magnet. The checklist confirms that the client removed jewelry and detachable hearing aids. Emergency equipment remains outside the restricted room according to the site plan. The examination does not begin until every unresolved hazard receives MR safety review.