Which term states all rights the resident has?

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

Answer: (A)

The term refers to the formal listing of protections and freedoms that a resident has in a care setting. The Resident's Bill of Rights is the official document that enumerates all the rights residents are entitled to, guiding how staff should treat residents and what residents can expect from the facility. It covers important protections like privacy, dignity, being involved in care decisions, and having a way to voice concerns or complaints. That formal document is what communicates the full set of rights to both residents and staff, making it the best answer. The other options describe either generic rights, a task, or a type of care rather than a defined list of rights.