In our final work we have tried to show the nursing profession through the relational approach to the patient and the respect to his essential dignity appreciated in nursing care, by analyzing the potential professional aberration. The paper highlights the essence of professional nursing, promoted as the traditional humane care for sick and helpless people, which should be not separated from its basic orientation to the integrated care of patients, in the modern nurses vocational profiling, through depersonalization and stigmatization of dedicated persons to their care. The main orientation and the central focus of nursing has always been health care of the patient, to their holistic appreciation of the physical and spiritual needs, but above all, respect for their personality in the health system, whose fundamentals shouldn't be lost in their further professional autonomous building. To achieve the promoted health care visions of the patients on a good professional treatment, the primary providers of care, i. e. nurses, must be educationally trained, by developing their vocational skills, but also their morally and ethically conscious. However, because of the increasing progress in medicine and the integration of biomedical technologies, we are witnessing contemporary numerous humanistic value dilemmas that characterize the nursing relationship with patients. Nurses are receiving more tasks and responsibilities, and therefore they have less time to spend it with the patients by respecting all their needs. That for, we are noticing a certain alienation and dehumanization, discrimination and stigmatization of patients by nurses themselves. In order to successfully overcome those potential professional anomalies, the modern conception of nursing require professional scientific and high humanistic bioethical education to be able to deal with theoretical aspects of all ethical analysis. Only by integration of these findings, the medical nurse would be able to carry out their activities by applying their best expertise, while respecting the principles of patient rights, ethical and professional norms and that way, their work will be able to be imbued with an empathetic approach, ethical action and respect of dignity of the patient.