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  1. He was on a propofol drip only. Running at 50 mcg/kg/min. I actually noticed this shortly after I increased his drip to 50 since he was still trying to get up at 40. I guess, propofol, can also cause hypersalivation based on what I've read? Would it have been advisable to turn the rate back down if this happens?
  2. Hi! I'm new to ICU. I had a vented patient the other night who had excessive drooling or mouth secretions to the point that his saliva comes down his cheeks like a waterfall especially when I turn him to his side. I kept suctioning his mouth with a yankeur but he just continues to produce excessive oral secretions. I was wondering what could be causing this as I've never seen this happen before on my vented patients and if there's a better way to manage it. Thanks!

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