In this finally paper will be discribed nurses diagnosis in patients suffering from shizophrenia and short description of this oldest and most bizarre psyhiatric diseaseshizophrenia Schizophrenia is a chronically serius mental disorder that affects the patien's toughts, feelings and behaviours. It is characterised by many symptoms that are divided into positive, negative and cognitive categories. The patient is disorted by the perception and estimate of real life, and sometimes can not discern the difference between real and the imaginary word. Daily observations may have a different meaning, so the red light at the traffic light can be a threat or somting similar. A disturbed flow of thought whereby the patient can not finish the tought, the speech is incomphensible wich is manifested by repeading the same word or sentence. Such patients are reducted to expressing their feeling, losing their motivation and life's enthusiasam, and showing no interest in things that have made them happier. This all ledas to neglect of everyday obligations and health hygiene. Very often they do not adhere to the health instructions, wich results in a bad result of patient's recovery. Because of all the distractors that are happening in the patient's thoughts, feelings and behavior, he si prone to social isolation, anxiety, high risk of inyury to himself or others, as well as suicide. Schizophrenia occurs in adolescence or early adulthood. Cause of disease scientists have not yet discovered, but neverthless there are different methods of treatment that have a positive effect, such as: the patient is in an interest with the enviromment, is oriented in time and space, express his feelings and thoughts. In order to achieve a specific goal foor a diseamed person, a nurse deppending an a nursing intervention. A large number of nursing diagnoses for persons suffering from shizophrenia are possible, but in this work they have been presented with detailed nursing diagnosis I think are important and commun in patient suffering from shizophrenia.