This report examines Parkinson's disease as a degenerative condition, focusing on its impact on patients' daily lives and the associated nursing care plans. It details the symptoms, including motor dysfunction, cognitive impairment, and sensory issues, highlighting how these affect activities of daily living (ADL). The report emphasizes the importance of patient-centered care, early communication about disease prognosis, and the need for specialist nurses to educate patients and their families. It also discusses the benefits of providing palliative care and support, and the need to improve patients' quality of life through effective nursing interventions. The report references several studies to support the discussion on the disease and its management, emphasizing the correlation between motor and cognitive functions, and the impact of the disease on the patient's overall well-being.