The aim of this paper is to emphasize the importance of rapid treatment of patients with subdural hemorrhage, which is crucial for prognosis and disease outcome. Of great importance is the fast and high-quality transportation to appropriate health facilities. After anatomy, classification, diagnosis and treatment in the debate described proper care of patients from preoperative period until the discharge of patients from hospital. Great importance was put on we prevent complications that significantly influence the outcome. A detailed description of the role of nurses in the overall management of listed and are usually nursing diagnoses that occur in patients with subdural hemorrhage and intervention aimed at solving these problems sister is done as part of health care. Subdural emergency is a condition that requires quick reaction and fast transport. The treatment is carried out through teamwork health personnel. The goal of the health care team is as early recovery and inclusion of patients in professional and social life. The nurse - technician, is an indispensable part of the team that most of his working time is spent with patients. Nurses apply the principle of a holistic approach to the patient and have an obligation to meet basic human needs. The knowledge and skills that a nurse must have in working with patients with KCO is complex and requires her additional training. The technology of the 21st century more and more progress, approaches and procedures are becoming more invasive, and surgery is developing in the form of microsurgery and and this places increasing standards and demands on the nurse. While the patient is in a coma, it does not mean that we do not hear. Communication nurses with such a patient, his involvement and behavior of the patient as having a possibility to make decisions in this state, often relieves loneliness and inhumanity of this contributes to a favorable outcome of the treatment. The challenge for the nurse represents and communication with family. Parents, spouses, siblings, children ... are often expected, emotionally deeply hurt and require the help of a nurse. They want to know that their loved one / in the safe hands that are not only the number but to us, the medical staff looking at them as valuable human beings, that we care about them ...