When caring terminal patients with malignant fungating wound due to head and neck cancer, medical professionals face not only the inevitable death of patients, but the visual impact, olfactory stimulation and tactual change of the bleeding wound, which are visually stunning and sometimes unbearable to them. Hospice and palliative care emphasizes holistic medicine and empathic accompanying, yet medical professionals suffer during caring process. Work-induced trauma and daily impact are accumulated with no way out. Self-doubt about their ability to help patients causes anxiety, resulting in compassion fatigue and vicarious traumatization. It is expected to establish a prevention and management mechanism to care about professional helpers through this case report.