Oxford Knee Score is a scientific-based, self-administered 12 questions test by which patients can have an idea about the pain in their knee joints. While five of the questions aim to measure the pain intensity, the remaining seven questions determine the functionality of the knee joint.
The data you get by taking Oxford Knee Score provide credible insight for treatment planning if you share them with your physician.
While doing the test, taking only the last four weeks’ pain experiences into consideration is a crucial point. If the pain is felt on both knees, answer the questions independently for each knee.
At the end of the Oxford Knee Score, which is advised to everyone who feels knee pain, one gets an Oxford Knee Outcome Measure. This measure qualifies as data for your physician and plays a role in assessing treatment options.
This test does not contain medical terminology. It uses daily language that is easy to be comprehended by anyone.
