You are an ALS fly car unit dispatched at 0200 to assist a BLS unit unit with clearing a patient to be held in PD custody. You arrive on scene to meet with the BLS unit, already there, and the arresting officer. Per PD, the patient was the subject of a routine traffic stop for a moving violation. Upon first contact, the patient told the officer she was on her way to the emergency room to be evaluated for severe back pain. The officer noted the patient was speaking excessively and rapidly, as well as profusely sweating and asked the patient to step out of the car under suspicion of DUI. The officer noticed white powder on the passenger seat and searched the car, turning up a small amount of cocaine. He provides you with four bottles of medication he found in her purse, which are: Amlodipine, Metoprolol, Atvorstatin and Trazodone. The officer The EMT already on scene tells you the patient is a 52 y/o F complaining of 10/10 constant "upper back pain" with a sudden onset about 30m prior to arrival, made worse with any movement, also complaining of nausea. She has been uncooperative and agitated during the assessment, denied chest pain or shortness of breath. Their vitals are BP 100/60 sitting upright, Pulse Rate 104 strong/regular, RR 18 adequate tidal volume. You find the patient sitting on the pavement in obvious distress, A+Ox3, respiring normally, skin is pink, warm and diaphoretic. What's your next move?