Which term describes the set of rights identified by OBRA that residents have?

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

Answer: (C)

OBRA defines a set of protections that belong to residents in long‑term care as residents' rights. This phrasing highlights that these are rights residents have, covering dignity, autonomy, safety, privacy, and the ability to participate in decisions about their care. Among the options, the term that best reflects OBRA’s wording is Residents rights. The other options describe actions or services rather than the rights themselves: reposition is a care task, resident treatment refers to care provided, and resident's bill of rights is a similar idea but not the terminology OBRA uses.