This report addresses the critical issue of nasogastric tube placement confirmation in adult patients, particularly within critical care settings. It begins by outlining the problem of patients requiring assisted ingestion through nasogastric tubes and highlights the importance of evidence-based practice in healthcare. The report then frames the research question using the PICO framework, focusing on the population, intervention, comparison, and outcomes related to nasogastric tube placement. It emphasizes the significance of reliable methods for confirming tube placement to ensure effective nutrient and medication delivery and avoid complications. The report references key literature, including studies on various confirmation methods, such as the use of electromagnetic devices, pH strips, and capnometry. The research underscores the importance of proper technique and the ongoing need for improved practices in this area of clinical care, as well as the complications and ethical considerations associated with nasogastric tube placement. The report aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the current methods and their efficacy, contributing to the knowledge base for healthcare professionals.