Feeding tubes are medical devices that allow for the delivery of nutrients and hydration directly into the stomach or small intestine. Synonyms for feeding tube include enteral tube, gastrostomy tube, nasogastric tube, infant feeding tube, and Jejunostomy tube. These terms describe the different types of feeding tubes and the methods by which they are inserted into the body. Patients may require feeding tubes for a variety of reasons, including difficulty swallowing, digestive disorders, or temporary inability to consume food orally. Regardless of the type of feeding tube used, they serve an important purpose in ensuring patients receive the necessary nourishment to maintain their health.