This nursing case study is on a 64-year-old male patient with rectal cancer complicated with Fourniers Gangrene, the study illustrates this patient’s physical and psychological response due to the physical challenges after the debridement and colostomy treatment. The nursing care began on March 23, 2012, to April 27, 2012. During this period, the patients data were collected by the author only through observations and nonverbal communication interviews. Gordon 11 Function Health Patterns was adopted to evaluate patients general condition. The author had discovered the patient had multiple health problems including impaired tissue integrity, poor nutrition status, acute pain, body image disturbance and social isolation. Therefore, this case study will be focusing on the care program for patients’ primary health problems: acute pain, poor nutrition status and body image disturbance. During this nursing period, the author listened to the patients needs and feelings actively, with respect and understanding, the author encourage the patient to participate with colostomy and wound care. Doctors, dietitians, social workers and ST room technicians were also counseled in helping educate the patient’s family members to prepared themselves in individual care, consisting of obtunding of physical pain, adequate nutrition support, reconstruction of positive body image and consciousness preparation on patient’s surgical wound and colostomy care, with the application of medical aid through social support system, hoping to help the patient return to his normal stage of life.