So a couple years pass, he gets promoted to E4, and attends Ranger school, and completes it. At that point, he'd be awarded a V Special Qualification Identifier for Ranger Parachutist (i.e., Airborne Ranger), so his MOS would read 11B1V.
How to Manually Check Your Heart Rate. A normal resting heart rate for most adults is between 60 and 100 beats per minute. Conditioned athletes typically have resting heart rates closer to 60 beats per minute. If your resting heart rate is greater than 100 beats per minute -- or less than 60 and you are not an athlete -- visit your doctor, who can diagnose any underlying condition you might have.
Verify the identity of your patient, and then follow these steps: 1  Have the patient extend his/her arm, and take the patientâs hand. Slide your index and middle finger along the thumb to the hollow of the wrist to locate the radial artery. 2  Apply pressure with your fingertips until you can feel the patientâs pulse. Once you feel a regular heart rate, count the number of beats you feel in thirty seconds. Multiply the result by two to get the patientâs pulse. If the patientâs heart rate is not regular, you will need to count the beats for a full minute. Record the results in the patientâs chart as directed. Wash your hands properly. There are several indicators of an abnormal pulse. For adults, the pulse rate should be between sixty and eighty beats per minute.