The nurse is teaching a nursing student about the use of magnetic resonance imaging (mris). which statement of the nursing student indicates effective learning? a. "clients with claustrophobia can have an mri."b. "clients who are allergic to iodine should not have an mri."c. "clients with pacemakers can have an mri."d. "clients with surgical clips can go through an mri."

A) "Clients with claustrophobia can have an MRI."

Explanation:

Magnetic resonance imaging is the non-invasive technique developed to take the pictures of the human anatomy and the physiological structures.  The MRI technology uses strong radio waves and a magnetic field to produce the detailed structure of the human body.

The MRI is not performed to the person who uses the medical electronic devices and surgical clips like pacemakers as they interfere with the magnetic resonance effect and put the patient to risk. The person who has to undergo remove the jewellery ans other metal objects like surgical clips. The MRI does not involve the iodized products so person allergic to iodine can have the MRI. The person who has fear of enclosed spaces or claustrophobia should consult the doctor as the doctor will suggest the nurse give relaxation modes to cope for the anxiety.

Thus, option-A is the correct answer.