The purpose of this study is to understand the related nursing problems and care methods of Vietnamese mothers when facing intrauterine fetal death during late pregnancy. The researcher uses the case study research method; using the Gordon 11-item functional health pattern during the period of primary nursing to assess the health status of the case; through observation, in-depth interview, and physical assessment to collect information; in addition two telephone interviews are made after discharge. The results show nursing issues including: grief caused by the loss of a child, anxiety caused by labor and labor pain, and lack of knowledge caused by cultural differences. The results of this study suggest that clinical nurses when facing similar cases should pay attention to cultural differences, focus on individual needs, assist the case study and their spouses to face the reality of losing a child, thus reducing the impact and pressure caused by the loss. Researchers also hope that the nursing experience gained through the case study can be provided as a reference to relevant health care personnel, and through collaboration helping to balance culture differences for foreign cases.