Dyspnea or breathlessness is a widely known and usually disabling symptom, which can affect cancer patients, especially during their advanced stages. It significantly disables physical performance, mental health, and the general state of life. The proposed scoping review will map the extent of nursing interventions focused to address dyspnea in cancer care. In accordance with the framework proposed by Arksey and O Malley, the recent literature published during the past decade was searched in various databases to identify the variety of clinical and supportive care initiatives aimed at the leadership administered by nurses. Types of interventions were breathing techniques, patient positioning, emotional support, pharmacologic coordination, integrative therapies, which have been widely mentioned. Importance of indivisible care plans, patient education, and interdisciplinary collaboration also are mentioned in the review. Although diverse and various practices exist, there is a lack of consistency in practice and scarcity of high-level evidence to address a need to conduct vigorous research to support and provide high standards of homogenous nursing interventions in oncology breathlessness.