The aim of this article was to describe the nursing experience of a 24-year SLE patient with pulmonary hemorrhage and lupus nephritis. Information was collected via observation, parley and conversation on writing, direct nursing and history taking from January 22,2008 to February 6,2008. In addition, Gordon function assessment tool did help identify the patient having gas exchange imparted, risk for infection, body fluid overload and noncompliance. By giving active medical treatment and establishing a therapeutic relationship with the patient, the patient could clarify illness misconstruction and select suitable health behaviors, allowing the patient to tide over the acute stage. Ⅰ hope this achievement will help decrease the patient's complication and hospitalization.