Hair loss is a common side effect of cancer treatment, but it is not a late effect.

Cancer survivorship is the period of time after cancer treatment when a person is at an increased risk of developing late effects.

Rehabilitation is a type of medical care that helps people recover from an injury or illness. It is not a type of long-term care service.

The goal of long-term care for cancer survivors is to prevent late effects, manage late effects, and improve quality of life.

Overall health is not a risk factor for developing late effects of cancer treatment.

Fatigue is the most common late effect of cancer treatment.

National care plans do not exist. Cancer survivorship care plans are individualized, family, or community-based.

Chest X-ray is not a recommended screening test for cancer survivors.

All of the above are important ways to prevent late effects of cancer treatment.

Nausea is not a common symptom of fatigue.

All of the above are recommended amounts of physical activity for cancer survivors.

Parkinson's disease is not a type of cancer-related cognitive impairment.

Heart attack is the most common type of cancer-related cardiovascular disease.

Multiple sclerosis is not a type of cancer-related neuropathy.

All of the above are ways to manage cancer-related pain.