All residents are reviewed for which of the following areas?

The answer chosen highlights critical components of resident assessments that are geared toward ensuring comprehensive care and understanding of individual needs. When reviewing residents, confirming specific information, such as their identity and preferences, plays a vital role in providing tailored care. Advanced directives are equally important as they reflect the residents' wishes regarding their medical treatment and care preferences, making it essential to respect and uphold those decisions.

Other concerns encompass a range of issues that may affect a resident's overall well-being, including emotional, social, and medical factors. This holistic approach to assessment ensures that all aspects that could impact a resident's quality of life are considered.

In contrast, while the other options may contain relevant topics for resident assessment, they do not encompass the same breadth of critical areas or do not focus on the fundamental aspects of confirming the resident's directives and specific information. Each of those would pertain to parts of care plans but does not capture the primary focus of a systematic review as outlined in the selected answer.