What feature of an aerial apparatus stabilization system prevents the aerial device from being raised from its bedded position unless all stabilizers are properly set?

Which of the following does NOT increase the risk for drowsiness when taken with alcohol?

a. Hydrocodone b. Isosorbide c. Herbal preparations d. Temazepam

When transferring a patient between medical facilities, it is MOST important for the paramedic to:

A) ensure that all appropriate paperwork, x-rays, and lab results are delivered to the receiving facility. B) request another paramedic if the patient's clinical condition is too unstable for one paramedic to manage effectively. C) request that a member of the patient's family accompanies the patient in case the patient cannot speak for himself or herself. D) ensure that a physician or nurse accompanies the patient if the patient requires care beyond the paramedic's scope of practice.