Abstract
Objective: To deepen the knowledge to better develop the technical-scientific skills necessary for quality care. Details of the case: The patient in the present study is male, 75 years old, hypertensive, diabetic, with lymphoproliferative disease under investigation for a year with infiltrating lesions in MID, which progressed to lesions in the axillary and inguinal region. This progression was due to the fact that the first antibiotic therapy prescribed was not effective, culminating in a progressive worsening of the condition. Final considerations: The experience contributed to learning about the pathology and the entire care planning. He also warned of the importance of thorough clinical investigation in these situations, given that the solution of the case only with the correct clinical conduct for a case of lymphoma, that is, it is necessary to treat the underlying disease to have systemic results. The combination of practice with the case study was fundamental for understanding the treatment, both drug-related and related to injuries, and a deeper understanding of laboratory tests. In addition, it contributed to a greater understanding and adoption of humanization in care.