Free CHPPN Practice Test Questions

A pediatric palliative care coordinator is developing a comprehensive bereavement plan after an 8-year-old patient's death. Which strategy best reflects recognition of the widespread impact pediatric loss has on multiple stakeholder groups?

After a 12-year-old dies from brain cancer, the palliative care team notes that siblings are exhibiting behavioral changes, classmates are asking teachers about death, and parents of other children are expressing anxiety. Which intervention addresses the multi-level community response?

When conducting a cultural assessment for a family facing pediatric end-of-life care, which factor is most important for the nurse to explore to understand the family's beliefs about death and dying?

Which psychological challenge may healthcare providers experience when caring for a dying child who reminds them of children in their personal lives?

A 7-year-old child whose younger sister is receiving end-of-life care demonstrates persistent refusal to attend school, expresses worry that classmates might become sick like his sister, and repeatedly states 'it's my fault she got sick.' What is the most appropriate initial intervention?

A 12-year-old with advanced cancer has persistent pain and fatigue that limit participation in preferred activities. The family questions the benefit of continued aggressive treatment. Which response BEST demonstrates quality-focused care planning?

A 4-year-old child receiving palliative care for congenital heart disease becomes increasingly distressed and resistant during daily nursing assessments. Which intervention best matches this child's developmental stage for managing anxiety and distress?

A family residing in a remote area encounters challenges obtaining pediatric palliative care services, as the closest specialized program is situated 200 miles from their location. Which barrier to pediatric palliative care delivery does this situation best illustrate?

A 12-year-old with cystic fibrosis has frequent care disagreements between respiratory therapy and family preferences. Team meetings become tense with conflicting approaches. Which principle should guide collaborative teamwork?

A pediatric palliative care team with skilled clinicians consistently disagrees on treatment approaches during conferences. Despite individual clinical expertise, the team cannot reach consensus on care plans. What factor MOST likely underlies this dysfunction?

A 12-year-old child receiving palliative chemotherapy presents with fatigue and mild temperature elevation. Which laboratory assessment should the nurse prioritize to screen for blood-related complications from treatment?

Which assessment is required before initiating anthracycline chemotherapy in pediatric patients?

A pediatric patient with metastatic cancer develops back pain that intensifies when lying flat. Which clinical finding represents the most urgent assessment priority?

A newborn diagnosed with hypoplastic left heart syndrome has vertebral defects, tracheoesophageal fistula, and renal anomalies. Which factor most significantly impacts long-term prognosis?