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5940547318 Page 1/7 KNEE SOCIETY SCORE: POST-OP DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION 1- Today's date / / Enter dates as: mm/dd/yyyy 2- Date of birth / / 3- Height (ft' in") 4- Weight (lbs.) 5- Sex Male Female 6- Side of this (surgically treated) knee Left Right If both knees have been operated on, please use a different form for each knee 7- Ethnicity Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander American Indian or Alaska Native Hispanic or Latino Arab or Middle Eastern African American or Black Asian White 8- Please indicate date and surgeon for your knee replacement operation Date / / Enter dates as: mm/dd/yyyy Name of Surgeon 9- Was this a primary or revision knee replacement? Primary Revision To be completed by surgeon 10- Charnley Functional Classification (Use Code Below) A Unilateral Knee Arthritis C1 TKR, but remote arthritis affecting ambulation B1 Unilateral TKA, opposite knee arthritic B2 Bilateral TKA C2 TKR, but medical condition affecting ambulation C3 Unilateral or Bilateral TKA with Unilateral or Bilateral THR

4167547318 Page 2/7 OBJECTIVE KNEE INDICATORS (To be completed by surgeon) ALIGNMENT 1- Alignment: measured on AP standing Xray(Anatomic Alignment) 25 point max Neutral: 2-10 degrees valgus Varus: < 2 degrees valgus Valgus: > 10 degrees valgus (25 pts) (-10 pts) (-10 pts) INSTABILITY 2- Medial / Lateral Instability: measured in full extension 15 point max None (15 pts) Little or < 5 mm (10 pts) Moderate or 5 mm (5 pts) Severe or > 5 mm (0 pts) 3- Anterior / Posterior Instability: measured at 90 degrees 10 point max None (10 pts) Moderate < 5 mm (5 pts) Severe > 5 mm (0 pts) 4- Range of motion (1 point for each 5 degrees) JOINT MOTION Deductions Flexion Contracture Minus Points 1-5 degrees (-2 pts) 6-10 degrees (-5 pts) 11-15 degrees (-10 pts) > 15 degrees (-15 pts) Extensor Lag Minus Points <10 degrees (-5 pts) 10-20 degrees (-10 pts) > 20 degrees (-15 pts)

9572547313 Page 3/7 SYMPTOMS 1- Pain with level walking (10 - Score) 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 none 2- Pain with stairs or inclines (10 - Score) 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 none 3- Does this knee feel "normal" to you? Always (5 pts) Sometimes (3 pts) Never (0 pts) Maximum total points (25 points) PATIENT SATISFACTION 1- Currently, how satisfied are you with the pain level of your knee while sitting? 2- Currently, how satisfied are you with the pain level of your knee while lying in bed? 3- Currently, how satisfied are you with your knee function while getting out of bed? 4- Currently, how satisfied are you with your knee function while performing light household duties? 5- Currently, how satisfied are you with your knee function while performing leisure recreational activities? Maximum total points (40 points)

9727547315 Page 4/7 PATIENT EXPECTATION Compared to what you expected before your knee replacement: 1- My expectations for pain relief were... Too High- "I'm a lot worse than I thought" (1 pt) Too High- "I'm somewhat worse than I thought" (2 pts) Just Right- "My expectations were met" (3 pts) Too Low- "I'm somewhat better than I thought" (4 pts) Too Low- "I'm a lot better than I thought" (5 pts) 2- My expectations for being able to do my normal activities of daily living were... Too High- "I'm a lot worse than I thought" (1 pt) Too High- "I'm somewhat worse than I thought" (2 pts) Just Right- "My expectations were met" (3 pts) Too Low- "I'm somewhat better than I thought" (4 pts) Too Low- "I'm a lot better than I thought" (5 pts) 3- My expectations for being able to do my leisure, recreational or sports activities were... Too High- "I'm a lot worse than I thought" (1 pt) Too High- "I'm somewhat worse than I thought" (2 pts) Just Right- "My expectations were met" (3 pts) Too Low- "I'm somewhat better than I thought" (4 pts) Too Low- "I'm a lot better than I thought" (5 pts) Maximum total points (15 points)

0511547317 Page 5/7 FUNCTIONAL ACTIVITIES WALKING AND STANDING (30 points) 1 - Can you walk without any aids (such as a cane, crutches or wheelchair)? Yes No (0 points) 2 - If no, which of the following aid(s) do you use? (-10 points) wheelchair (-10 pts) walker (-8 pts) crutches (-8 pts) two canes (-6 pts) one crutch (-4 pts) one cane (-4 pts) knee sleeve / brace (-2 pts) other 3 - Do you use these aid(s) because of your knees? (0 points) Yes No 4 - For how long can you stand (with or without aid) before sitting due to knee discomfort? (15 points) cannot stand (0 pts) 0-5 minutes (3 pts) 6-15 minutes (6 pts) 16-30 minutes (9 pts) 31-60 minutes (12 pts) more than an hour (15 pts) 5 - For how long can you walk (with or without aid) before stopping due to knee discomfort? (15 points) cannot walk (0 pts) 0-5 minutes (3 pts) 6-15 minutes (6 pts) 16-30 minutes (9 pts) 31-60 minutes (12 pts) more than an hour (15 pts) Maximum points (30 points)

5272547316 Page 6/7 STANDARD ACTIVITIES (30 points) How much does your knee bother you during each of the following activities? 1 - Walking on an uneven surface no bother slight moderate very cannot do (because of knee) 5 4 3 2 1 0 I never do this 2 - Turning or pivoting on your leg 3 - Climbing up or down a flight of stairs 4 - Getting up from a low couch or a chair without arms 5 - Getting into or out of a car 6 - Moving laterally (stepping to the side) Maximum points (30 points) ADVANCED ACTIVITIES (25 points) 1 - Climbing a ladder or step stool 2 - Carrying a shopping bag for a block 3 - Squatting 4 - Kneeling 5 - Running Maximum points (25 points) any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without prior written permission of The Knee Society.

4511547311 DISCRETIONARY KNEE ACTIVITIES (15 points) Please check 3 of the activities below that you consider most important to you. (Please do not write in additional activities) Page 7/7 Recreational Activities Swimming Golfing (18 holes) Road Cycling (>30mins) Gardening Bowling Racquet Sports (Tennis, Racquetball, etc.) Distance Walking Dancing / Ballet Stretching Exercises (stretching out your muscles) Workout and Gym Activities Weight-lifting Leg Extensions Stair-Climber Stationary Biking / Spinning Leg Press Jogging Elliptical Trainer Aerobic Exercises Please copy all 3 checked activities into the empty boxes below. How much does your knee bother you during each of these activities? Activity (Please write the 3 activites from list above) no bother slight moderate very cannot do (because of knee) 5 4 3 2 1 0 1. 2. 3. Maximum points (15 points) Maximum total points (100 points)