ACCESSING “IMPERTINENT BODIES” HUMANIZATION CARE THROUGH “CONSULTÓRIO NA RUA” IN THE SMSDC RJ 5.1 PROGRAMMATIC AREA IN 2015.

INTRODUCTION Foucault says that the norm prior to the rights becoming different individuals in unequal. So impertinent bodies are those who have no place in the city or have a well-marked perversely space. Generally, are ‘killable‘ bodies, but they do exist and resist "(Priscila Bastos 2015). The impertinent body is always an object body, which escapes to the control of the norm and this is often an invisible body or ‘killable‘ by society and the media. This condition reminds us of the time when the slavery was abolished and the slums and streets of Rio de Janeiro were the destination of most of the newly freed blacks. MATERIAL AND METHODS: Dialectical methodology. Quality of access to health service socio-anthropological perspective, analyzing the speeches made in intersectoral meetings and Basic Health Units of AP 5.1, reflecting on local capacity to improve the quality of access to health annetwork d the enjoyment of human rights of this population. RESULTS: The CNAR SMSDC-5.1 occupies since its implementation in December 2014, a place of power at the local Coordination to spread the discussion of humanization process and good health practices in this special population. What was invisible becomes visible gradually to professionals working in primary care area. What was a "wall" before, today is turning into new possibilities of access and care, thanks to the revival of the fundamental principle of SUS.