Which term covers the rights residents have under OBRA regarding care?

• A. Resident's bill of rights
• B. Residents rights
• C. Resident treatment
• D. Reposition

Answer: (A)

OBRA establishes specific protections for people in long-term care, and the term used for those protections is the Resident's Bill of Rights. This formal document outlines what residents are entitled to—dignity, privacy, safety, participates in their own care, and receive quality treatment—and facilities must provide it in writing. The other phrases either describe care actions (like repositioning) or refer to general rights without naming the official document, so they don’t capture the formal framework OBRA uses. Hence, the Resident's Bill of Rights is the best and correct term.