School of Health Technology Benin Past Question

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Welcome to Manny Spark, the premier educational platform in Nigeria dedicated to bridging the gap between student aspirations and academic reality. I am Dr. Manny, and if you are reading this article, it means you have taken the bold step to pursue a career in the noble field of healthcare.

The School of Health Technology, Benin City, is not just a school; it is a training ground for the essential workforce that powers Nigeria’s primary healthcare system. Every year, the number of applicants triples, yet the admission quota remains strict. Why do some students get admitted while others with excellent WAEC results fail? The answer lies in specific preparation.

Entrance examinations are different from WAEC or NECO. They test speed, accuracy, and aptitude. This is why generic reading often leads to failure. To succeed, you need a map. You need to know exactly how the questions are phrased, which topics are repeated, and the logic the examiners use.

At Manny Spark, we have done the hard work for you. We have compiled, solved, and organized the School of Health Technology Benin Past Questions into a comprehensive PDF package. This guide you are reading right now is just the tip of the iceberg.

Comprehensive Overview: School of Health Technology, Benin City

Historical Significance and Reputation

The School of Health Technology, Benin City, often referred to as “Health Tech Benin,” is one of the oldest and most respected health monotechnics in the South-South region of Nigeria. Established with the mandate to produce middle-level health manpower, the institution has grown from a small training center to a fully-fledged academic powerhouse.

It is the dream of many Nigerian youths to wear the white, pink, or blue uniforms associated with the various departments of this great citadel of learning.

Detailed Location and Campus Environment

Understanding your future campus is crucial.

• Address: The school is situated along the Benin-Auchi Road, specifically around the Dumez Junction axis in Benin City, Edo State.

• Accessibility: The location is highly accessible. If you are coming from Ring Road (the city center), a taxi or bus heading towards Ramat Park or Eyean will get you there easily. It is a bustling area, ensuring that students have easy access to markets, banks, and transport.

The Environment: The campus is designed to mimic a hospital and clinical setting. It features:

• Modern Lecture Theatres: Capable of seating hundreds of students.

• Demonstration Clinics: Where JCHEW and CHEW students practice real-life patient care.

• Science Laboratories: Fully equipped for MLT and Pharmacy Technician students to carry out practicals.

• The Library: A serene environment stocked with medical journals and textbooks.

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Complete List of Courses and Departments

One of the most frequent questions we receive at Manny Spark is, “Dr. Manny, what courses are available?” Knowing the courses helps you tailor your study using our Past Questions PDF, as some sections are department-specific.

1. Community Health Department

This is perhaps the most popular department. It focuses on primary healthcare.

• Junior Community Health Extension Worker (JCHEW): A 2-year certificate course.

• Community Health Extension Worker (CHEW): A 3-year diploma course.

• Career Prospect: Graduates work in Primary Health Care centers, conducting immunizations and antenatal care.

2. Pharmacy Technician Department

• Course: Pharmacy Technician Training.

• Duration: 3 Years.

• Focus: Pharmacology, drug dispensing, and compounding.

• Career Prospect: Working in hospital pharmacies or assisting registered pharmacists in retail pharmacies.

3. Medical Laboratory Sciences

• Course: Medical Laboratory Technician (MLT).

• Duration: 3 Years.

• Focus: Hematology, Microbiology, and Chemical Pathology.

• Career Prospect: Running tests in hospital labs or private diagnostic centers.

4. Health Information Management

• Course: Health Information Management (HIM).

• Duration: 3 Years (ND).

• Focus: Patient data management, statistics, and hospital records.

• Career Prospect: Medical Records Officers in teaching hospitals.

5. Environmental Health

• Course: Environmental Health Technology (EHT).

• Duration: 4 Years (HND equivalent).

• Focus: Public hygiene, sanitation, and disease control.

6. Dispensing Opticianry

• Course: Dispensing Opticianry.

• Duration: 3 Years.

• Focus: Reading prescriptions and fitting lenses/glasses.

[External Link: Verify course accreditation on the Regulatory Council websites]

Admission Requirements and Eligibility

Before you purchase the N5,000 Past Question pack from Manny Spark, ensure you are eligible.

General Requirements:

1. O’Level Results: You must possess at least 5 credits in WAEC, NECO, or GCE. These credits must include:

   • English Language

   • Mathematics

   • Biology

   • Chemistry

   • Physics

2. Sitting: Results must be obtained in not more than two sittings.

3. Age Limit: Candidates should generally be at least 16 years old by the time of admission.

Note: For JCHEW, a pass in Physics might be accepted depending on the year’s policy, but for Pharmacy Tech and MLT, a Credit in Physics is mandatory.

Understanding the Entrance Examination Structure

The examination is the gateway. Here is how it is structured based on our analysis at Manny Spark:

• Mode: The exam has evolved over the years. While it used to be purely Paper-Based (PBT), recent trends suggest a shift toward or inclusion of Computer-Based Testing (CBT). You must be prepared for both.

• Duration: Usually 1 hour to 1 hour 30 minutes.

• Total Questions: Typically between 50 to 100 questions.

• Subject Composition:

  • English Language: 20%

  • Mathematics: 20%

  • Biology: 30%

  • Chemistry/Physics: 20%

  • General Knowledge: 10%

It is a speed test. You do not have the luxury of time to calculate complex equations from scratch. You need shortcuts. You need familiarity.

Why the Updated Past Questions are Non-Negotiable

Why should you spend N5,000 on this PDF?

Let me be honest with you as Dr. Manny. The syllabus for WAEC is vast. You cannot read the entire Biology textbook for an entrance exam. The School of Health Technology Benin has a “question bank.” They recycle questions every year.

Benefits of the Manny Spark Pack:

1. Exact Repetition: We have seen up to 40% of questions repeated word-for-word from previous years.

2. Focus Areas: The past questions highlight that the school loves questions on Reproduction, Ecology, and Genetics in Biology, and Indices and Logarithms in Math. This tells you exactly what to study.

3. Cost-Effective: N5,000 is a tiny fraction of the school fees. It is insurance against failure.

4. Convenience: Our PDF is readable on all devices (Android, iPhone, Laptop).

Detailed Subject Study Guides

How to Tackle English Language

The English section does not test your ability to write essays. It tests Lexis and Structure.

• Focus on: Concord (Subject-Verb Agreement), Synonyms & Antonyms, and Idiomatic Expressions.

• Tip: Read the questions carefully. Watch out for “nearest in meaning” vs “opposite in meaning”.

Mastering Mathematics for Health Tech

Don’t be scared of the Math. It is usually basic to intermediate level.

• Focus on: Percentages, Ratios, Simple Algebra, Change of Subject of Formula, and Statistics (Mean, Median, Mode).

• Tip: If a question looks too complex, skip it and come back. Do not waste 10 minutes on one question.

Crushing the Sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Physics)

This is the core.

• Biology: Focus on Systems of the Body (Digestive, Respiratory, Circulatory).

• Chemistry: Focus on Separation Techniques, States of Matter, and Introductory Organic Chemistry.

• Physics: Focus on Units/Measurements, Motion, and Electricity.

Extensive Sample Questions and Answers (Preview)

Below is a generous preview of the questions contained in our N5,000 package. Study these carefully.

Section A: English Language

1. Question: The man, along with his three children, ______ traveling to Lagos.

   • A. are

   • B. were

   • C. is

   • D. have

   • Answer: C

   • Explanation: When “along with” connects two subjects, the verb agrees with the first subject (“The man” is singular).

2. Question: The phrase “To let the cat out of the bag” means:

   • A. To release a pet

   • B. To reveal a secret

   • C. To make a mistake

   • D. To be cruel to animals

   • Answer: B

3. Question: Choose the correctly spelt word.

   • A. Embarasment

   • B. Embarrassment

   • C. Embarrasmment

   • D. Embarassment

   • Answer: B (Double r, Double s).

4. Question: Neither the boy nor the girl ______ to blame.

   • A. are

   • B. is

   • C. were

   • D. have

   • Answer: B

   • Explanation: In “Neither…nor” constructions, the verb agrees with the noun closer to it (“the girl” is singular).

5. Question: The doctor was reluctant to prescribe the drug. (Choose the opposite).

   • A. Willing

   • B. Slow

   • C. Happy

   • D. Afraid

   • Answer: A

Section B: Mathematics

1. Question: Evaluate 2−3.

   • A. -6

   • B. 1/8

   • C. -8

   • D. 1/6

   • Answer: B

   • Explanation: x−n=1/xn. Therefore, 2−3=1/23=1/8.

2. Question: If $x:y=2:3$, evaluate y2+x2x2−y2​.

   • A. -5/13

   • B. 5/13

   • C. 1

   • D. -1

   • Answer: A

   • Explanation: Substitute $x=2,y=3$. Numerator: $4-9=-5$. Denominator: $9+4=13$. Result: $-5/13$.

3. Question: The probability of passing an exam is $2/3$. What is the probability of failing?

   • A. 1/3

   • B. 2/3

   • C. 1

   • D. 0

   • Answer: A

   • Explanation: Total probability is 1. $1-2/3=1/3$.

4. Question: Express 0.00045 in standard form.

   • A. 4.5×104

   • B. 4.5×10−4

   • C. 4.5×10−5

   • D. 45×10−4

   • Answer: B

5. Question: Solve for $x$ in $3(x+2)=15$.

   • A. 2

   • B. 3

   • C. 4

   • D. 5

   • Answer: B

   • Explanation: $3x+6=15\to 3x=9\to x=3$.

Section C: Biology

1. Question: Which of the following is NOT a function of the liver?

   • A. Deamination

   • B. Bile production

   • C. Ultrafiltration

   • D. Detoxification

   • Answer: C

   • Explanation: Ultrafiltration is a function of the Kidney.

2. Question: The deficiency of Vitamin D in children results in:

   • A. Scurvy

   • B. Rickets

   • C. Beri-beri

   • D. Night blindness

   • Answer: B

3. Question: Which blood group is known as the universal donor?

   • A. Group A

   • B. Group B

   • C. Group AB

   • D. Group O

   • Answer: D

4. Question: The part of the brain responsible for balance and posture is:

   • A. Cerebrum

   • B. Cerebellum

   • C. Medulla Oblongata

   • D. Hypothalamus

   • Answer: B

5. Question: Organisms that feed on dead and decaying matter are called:

   • A. Parasites

   • B. Saprophytes

   • C. Carnivores

   • D. Autotrophs

   • Answer: B

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Section D: Chemistry

1. Question: An atom with 11 protons and 12 neutrons has a mass number of:

   • A. 11

   • B. 12

   • C. 23

   • D. 1

   • Answer: C

   • Explanation: Mass Number = Protons + Neutrons ($11+12=23$). This is Sodium.

2. Question: Which gas is evolved when dilute acid reacts with Calcium Carbonate?

   • A. Hydrogen

   • B. Oxygen

   • C. Carbon (IV) Oxide

   • D. Nitrogen

   • Answer: C (CO2).

3. Question: Permanent hardness of water is removed by:

   • A. Boiling

   • B. Adding Alum

   • C. Adding Washing Soda

   • D. Filtration

   • Answer: C

Section E: General Knowledge & Current Affairs

1. Question: The current Minister of Health in Nigeria is?

   • (Note: Verify current minister at the time of reading).

2. Question: The Oba of Benin is known as:

   • A. The Ooni

   • B. The Emir

   • C. The Omo N’Oba N’Edo

   • D. The Igwe

   • Answer: C

3. Question: What is the slogan of Edo State?

   • A. The Big Heart

   • B. The Heartbeat of the Nation

   • C. Centre of Excellence

   • D. Power State

   • Answer: B

Student Life in Benin City: Accommodation and Survival Tips

Before you resume, it is good to know what awaits you. Benin City is a vibrant place, but you must be street-smart.

Accommodation: The school does not have enough hostel facilities for everyone. Most students live “Off-Campus”.

• Popular Areas: Dumez, Upper Sakponba, and Gapiona.

• Cost: A self-contain apartment ranges from N150,000 to N250,000 per year depending on the quality.

• Safety: Always rent houses in gated compounds.

Survival Tips:

1. Transportation: The popular mode of transport is the “Korope” (Mini-bus).

2. Feeding: Food is relatively cheap in Benin. Bonga fish and yam is a local staple you will enjoy.

3. Study Groups: Join a study group immediately you resume. The academic workload in SHT Benin is heavy.

How to Download the Full Past Questions PDF (N5,000)

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