CHPN Practice Test

Name: CHPN Practice Test
Rating: 2.7 (24 reviews)
Author: MOON MOUNTAIN INC

By: MOON MOUNTAIN INC

Palliative Nurse Exam

Features & Capabilities

Studying and passing your Certified Hospice and Palliative Nurse Exam (CHPN). WE PROMISE! Over 700 questions included. Take advantage of our PASS OR ITS FREE GUARANTEE!

Your new best friend in learning CHPN Practice Test takes test preparation to a new level.

Studying and passing your Certified Hospice and Palliative Nurse Exam will never be easier. WE PROMISE!

In fact, our amazing apps are developed by educators and utilize our proprietary learning technique ELS™ or Effective Learning Strategy.

Learning, studying and memorizing requires you to use your short term memory!

ELS uses a technique called “chunking.”

In cognitive psychology, chunking is a process by which individual pieces of information are bound together. It is believed that individuals create higher order cognitive representations of the items on the list that are more easily remembered as a group than as individual items themselves.

The bottom line… It works!

CHPN Practice Test comes with over 700 questions.

Download the app and try it for free. We give you 10 free questions a day.

If you like it, you can upgrade to a paid version.

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User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

MOON MOUNTAIN INC

Rating:

2.70

(24)

Version:

1.1 Last updated: 2018-11-20

Version code:

829358375

Creation date:

2018-10-12

Compatible devices:

Size:

5.22MB

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-07

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# 327,047 ▼ 1,228

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https://apps.apple.com/us/app/chpn-practice-test/id1435689681

User Reviews

Users find the app helpful for CHPN prep, with convenient, affordable, on-the-go practice and good progress tracking. However, reliability issues recur: missing context in questions, incorrect or mis-marked answers, inconsistent scoring, and duplicated/poorly worded items, which undermine trust in the content.

Pros

Helps with exam preparation and can contribute to passing the CHPN
Convenient on-the-go practice with progress tracking, reminders, and performance insights
More affordable than many other prep apps
Generally useful as a study guide for focused review

Cons

Many questions lack context or complete scenarios, making it hard to answer
Multiple reports of questions and/or answers being incorrect or mis-marked, affecting scores
Final scores and scoring consistency appear unreliable across exams
Frequent duplication/repetition of questions and poor wording (copy-paste quality) from external sources

Recent reviews

Many questions offer no context for one to be able to answer correctly. Correct answers are sometimes marked wrong even though in the rationale, they are showed to be the correct answers. However, in the grand scheme of things, the app is only 10 dollars if you choose to pay. I have learned a lot and feel more prepared to take the CHPN. It’s easy to get frustrated when the glitchy questions pop up, but overall, it is a good study guide. Editing to add that as of 02/20/24, the final score on the exams is not accurate. I will have just a couple wrong answers, and be scored 20% for example. This makes me doubt the integrity of the questions and rationale given.

by Ga*****, 2024-02-25

Questions are given with no context, correct answers are counted wrong (even though they are the ones shown as correct once submitted). Some are simply incomplete. This would be great if it were written correctly.

by DN*****, 2023-09-04

When you build a test, some of the questions are incomplete, leaving you with an incorrect answer because you either don’t have the question or don’t have the scenario. There is also at least one question I did where I selected the correct answer, that started with “we will”…and it marked it incorrect, when you ask for the explanation, it is the same phrase, but starts with “we’ll”. It does cause some frustration, but if you can get through that it’s a decent resource!