Eddy County Magistrate DWI Drug Court Program
Procedures
Number: ECMC - 10
Name: Medication – Acceptable/Non-Acceptable List(s)
Issued: October 10, 2011
1.
The DWI Drug Court program shall take into consideration the participants’ medical
and mental health status and provide medication monitoring to the participant to
ensure their needs are met.
2. The DWI Drug Court program shall review the medications to be monitored on a
regular basis to ensure the latest and most up to date information is known for
monitoring purposes.
3. Allowable prescription Drugs – Below is the list of allowable prescription drugs:
a. Advil, Aleve, Aspirin, Ecotrin, Tylenol, Ibuprofen, Toradol, Sudafed, Clinoril,
Feldene, Meclomen, Medipren, Motrin, Nalfon, Naprosen, Robitussin DM (5
cc every 4 hours for cough), Tessalon, Perles for cough.
b. The following should only be used per doctor/team approval:
i. Actifed, Afrin, Ornade, Alka-Seltzer Plus, Allerest, Polarmine,
Benadryl, Comhist, Teldrin, Comtrex, Contac, Pyribenzamine,
Coricidin, Dimetane, Triaminicin, Dimetapp, Histadyl, PBZ, Dristan,
Seldane, Hismonal, Zyrtec, Claritin.
4. Non-allowable illegal, prescription and over the counter drugs, including but not
limited to:
a. Sleeping Aids and Tranquilizers: Ambien, Ativan, Centrax, Compazine,
Dalmane, Deprol, Equanil, Meprobate, Xanex, Halcion, Limbitro,l Miltown,
Milpath, Restoril, Serax, Valium,Vistaril, Atarax.
b. Analgesics: Darvon, Equagesic, Fiornal, Norflex, Norgesic, Parafon, Forte,
Robaxin, Robaxisal, Soma, Talwin, Wygesic, Ultram, Darvocet N 100.
c. Barbituates: Amytal Na. Brevital Butabarbital Butisol Na. Donnatal Eskobarb
Mebaral Pentothal Phenobarabital Surital Seconal (Red Devils) Tuinal (Xmas
Trees, Rainbows) Nembutal (Yellow Jackets)
d. Alcohol: Hair tonics, Medical alcohol, Mouthwash (See Interlock Device
information for more information on mouthwashes) Perfumes, Sterno,
Wood alcohol, after shave lotion
e. Over The Counter (OTC): Caffeine preparations, Nodoz, Vivarin, etc. Diet
Aids- Dexatrim, etc. Antihistamines- Dristan, Contac, etc. Sominex, Nytol,
Nyquil, etc.
f. Anticholinergics/Antispasmodics: Atropine Donnatal Hyosoine Kinesed
Librax Pathibarnate Pro-banthine Scopolamine Valpin Belladonna &
deritives Levsin with Pb.
g. Minor Tranquilizers: Librax Libritabs Librium Pathibamate Paxipam Serax
Trancopal Tranxene Valium Versed Vesprin Xanex Ativan Equinal
(Meprobarnate, Miltown, Milpath.)
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Eddy County Magistrate DWI Drug Court Program
Procedures
Number: ECMC - 10
Name: Medication – Acceptable/Non-Acceptable List(s)
Issued: October 10, 2011
h. Non- Amphetamine Stimulants: Adipex- P Appedrine Bontril Control
Dexatrim Efed 11 Fastin IonaminMazanor Melfat No-doz Plegine Pondamin
Prela-2 Preludin Prolamine Ritalin Sanorex Tenuate
i. Sedatives: Amytal Carbital Doriden Methaqualone Nembutal Noludar Parest
Placidyl Veronal Quaalude Seconal Sopor Sodium Phenobarbital Sodium
Luminar Noctec or Chloral Hydrate
j. Stimulants: Cylert Desoxyn Dexadrine Dexamyl Dexaspan Didrex Eskatrol
Fastin Ionamine Preludin Prelu-2 Dexies (hearts) Benzadrine (Bennies,
whites) Desbutal (greens) Methamphetamine (Speed, Meth, Desoxyn,
Methadrine) Narcotics/Opiates/Opiods: B & O Supp. Bancap HC Cocaine
Codeine Damason-P Dolene Hy-Phen Hycodan Hydrocodone Tussionex
Vicoden Leritine Lomotil Lorcet Lortab Mepergan- Forte Methadone
Morphine Nubain Numorphan Oxycodon Percodan Tylox Pantopan
Paregoric Pentazocine Perco barbs Percocet-Darvon Percodan Phenzocine
Propoxyphene Darvocet Dolene Ultram Roxicet Roxicodone Synalgos D
Talacin C Talwin Tic. Opium Tylenol 1,2,3,4 Tylox Vicodin Zydone APC with
Demerol Demerol Dilaudid Dolophine (Methadone) Empirin 1,2,3,4 with
codeine Empracet with codeine Fentanyl-Sublimaze Fiornal # 1m 2,3,4
w/codeine Levo-Dromaran Soma Compound w/codeine Stadol Heroin (E.,
Horse, Dope, Smack, Junk) Innovar Inj. (Fentanyl w/codeine Sublimaze
(Fentanyl)
k. Bromides: Bromo-quinine Miles Nervine
l. Cough Syrups: Codeine Hycodan Hydrocodone Oxycodone Tussionex
m. Hypnotic/Sedatives: Alurate Ativan B.A.C. Butalbital Butisol Carbital Dalmane
Doridan Halcion Nembutal Noludar Nytol (OTC) Quaalude Restoril Seco
Barbital Sleepeze (OTC) Chloral Hydrate Compoz (OTC) Phenobarbital
Paraldehyde
n. Hallucinogens: “68” DMT Hashies Hashish Mescaline Pailocybin Peyote
Psilocin LSD (Lysergic Acid, Diethylamide, Acid) “STP” or “DOM” (4 methyl-2,
5, Demethoxyamphetamine) Butotenine (Dimetylserotomin) Marijuana (Pot,
THC) DET (Diethyltryptamine) Ibogaine Grass (Roach, Joint, Mary Jane)
o. Volatile Substances/Anesthetics, Inhalants: Anesthetics Amyl/butyl Nitrate
Banana Oil Freon Fluothane Gasoline Glue Surital Nitrous Oxide Paint
Thinners Panthrane Trilene
p. Exceptions: Certain exceptions may be made for prescribed psychotropic
medications used for therapeutic purposes and will be reviewed on a caseby-case basis. Any participant granted an exception will ensure the Drug
Court Office has a copy of the treatment plan (see Procedure ECMC – 08,
Treatment) and a copy of the prescription with the prescribing doctor’s
signature.
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Eddy County Magistrate DWI Drug Court Program
Procedures
Number: ECMC - 10
Name: Medication – Acceptable/Non-Acceptable List(s)
Issued: October 10, 2011
q. “Legal Highs,” “Bath Salts,” “Spice,” etc.: Items including, but not limited
to: “Spice,” and other synthetic cannaboids; “K2,” “2 CE Europa,” “Vanilla
Sky,” “Purple Wave,” “Ivory Coast,” “Ivory Pure,” “Ivory Wave,” “Kratom,”
“Krokodil,” et al; methyledadiozpryrovalerones (MDPV’s), or any product
sold or marketed under false pretenses with the warning “not for human
consumption,” are strictly prohibited and as of March 1, 2011 are considered
a “banned” substance by the United States Government.
i. If suspected of using the above mentioned substances participants
will pay for drug testing devices/kits/laboratory work at their own
expense to test for these substances.
a. Medication Management/Monitoring Compliance: As a part of Case
Management Services/Supervision provided to individuals in the program,
the DWI Drug Court Coordinator or Supervision (Probation/Treatment)
Officer may help with action plans for medication management/monitoring
compliance, up to and including:
b. The Coordinator/probation officer may check for medication compliance by
having participants show pill bottles, watch medications being taken (at
scheduled times) to ensure the participant is taking the prescribed,
therapeutic dosages of medications prescribed to aid with substance
abuse/chemical dependency/dual-diagnosis/mental health diagnosis’.
c. These checks may be done at the DWI Drug Court Office, Probation Office,
Treatment Provider Office or during the frequent/random home visits.
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