Brain stem hemorrhage is usually transferred to neurosurgery after discharge from the Neurological Intensive Care Unit (NICU) for further treatment, so that timely surgical treatment can be performed in the event of a critical condition. The transfer of brainstem hemorrhage from the Neurological Intensive Care Unit to the general ward only indicates that the condition of the brainstem hemorrhage is relatively stable at present, but there is still a risk of brainstem hemorrhage, and it is necessary to control the blood pressure to avoid fluctuation of blood pressure which may lead to bleeding again. Brain stem hemorrhage is a very dangerous disease, the onset of acute, high mortality, once occurred need to immediately rescue treatment, need to control blood pressure, the use of mannitol dehydration to reduce intracranial pressure, and actively prevent and treat a variety of complications, but also need to pay attention to maintain the stability of the internal environment, if necessary, feasible craniotomy treatment. Therefore, patients with brain stem hemorrhage need to actively cooperate with the doctor’s treatment to save the patient’s life and improve the chances of survival.