In this paper, the emphasis is on the health care of patients with pelvic fractures. Pelvic fractures are very common in the elderly population due to impaired bone quality, osteoporosis, poor muscle function, etc. The most common reasons for the occurrence of fractures like this are falls, which become more frequent with age. In the younger population, these are traumas caused by car accidents, falls from high altitudes, etc. Care for the sick or injured is provided in hospital care units, emergency units, pre-hospital treatment institutions, rehabilitation centers, community institutions, homes for the elderly and infirm, home care. The resulting fracture occurs as a result of fragility or fall caused by osteoporosis and requires timely hospitalization and surgery to alleviate the condition as much as possible. The health care of patients with pelvic fractures is very complicated because it requires major surgery or orthopedic surgery and brings a lot of stress and fear for the patient. The pelvis belongs to the lower torso of the human body or the lower limbs located between the abdomen and the thighs. It is extremely important for a man because it transfers the entire weight from the spine to the lower limbs and helps the man to be able to move freely and perform all other activities. In addition to the above, the pelvis protects the internal organs and allows the female gender to give birth more easily. The aim of this paper is to explain the role and importance of the pelvis for humans and to explain the role of the nurse in performing health care for patients with pelvic fractures.