Immobilization is a procedure by which the injured part of the body is put to rest (forced position). The purpose of immobilization is to prevent further injury and reduce pain and thus reduce the risk of shock. Types of gypsum immobilization are: gypsum longue and circular gypsum bandage. The gypsum is of low density and strength, therefore only a higher mass provides greater rigidity of gypsum immobilization. In practice, plaster bandages are placed in a dozen or more layers, so the thicknesses of the immobilization are thus greater than 1 cm. Gypsum is slower to solidify in cold water, so it is recommended to dip the gypsum in lukewarm water. Gypsum immobilization is most common used method of immobilization. On admission, the nurse takes a medical health history. For the history to be complete, it is necessary to take data according to M.Gordon's health functional patterns. When planning a health care process, it is necessary for patients with plethora to develop an individual plan for each patient. It is important to motivate and encourage the patient to participate in health care planning and implementation, and to be independent, and by providing positive verbal information about his or her achievements, to enable him / her to release feelings of helplessness and less value.