Uremic pruritus is an itch in end-stage renal failure regardless of any other cause. It is an unpleasant feeling, that often appears on the back, abdomen head and arms before dialysis, not life threatening, creating itching and scratching on the skin. It is also a symptom that drops an individual’s quality of life. With these features, it is a condition that affects the patient negatively in terms of biopsychosocial and should be taken under control. Treatments for uremic pruritus are symptomatic. Patient monitoring, education of patients and patient relatives, skin and nail care, techniques to draw attention to another direction, aromatherapy, acupuncture-acupressor, massage and music are integrated applications of nursing management for uremic pruritus. This review was indited to provide guidance for nurses on the nursing management of the patient with uremic pruritus about integrated approaches that can take place in this management process.