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PFU01 method used: Phone/in-person interview 1 Enter PIP # here: Online survey 2 Enter Web # here: Initials of person completing form: Date Form Completed: / / Form Version: 03 / 01 / 18 Is the participant seen at the clinical site? Yes.. 1 (Skip to A1) No 2 i. Where is the participant seen? Please record the most recent laboratory and physical exam data for the participant below. Only data that are less than 6 months from the date that this form was completed should be used. If there are no data available for a question from that time frame then you should list that specific data as not available. Section A: Laboratory Results A1. Are serum renal panel results available? Yes.. 1 (Skip to A2) No, Specify reason below 2 A1i.Reason: (Skip to A3) A2. Date serum renal panel was drawn: A2a. Sodium (NA) (MEQ/L) or (mmol/l) A2b. Potassium (K). (MEQ/L) or (mmol/l) A2c. Chloride (CL) (MEQ/L) or (mmol/l) A2d. Carbon Dioxide (CO 2) (MEQ/L) or (mmol/l) BUN mmol/l to mg/dl mmol/l 0.357 = mg/dl Ex: 6.7 mmol/l = 6.7 0.357 = 19 mg/dl Glucose mmol/l to mg/dl mmol/l 0.0555 = mg/dl Ex: 5.3 mmol/l = 5.3 0.0555 = 96 mg/dl Calcium mmol/l to mg/dl mmol/l 0.25 = mg/dl Ex: 2.33 mmol/l = 2.33 0.25 = 9.3 mg/dl Phosphate mmol/l to mg/dl mmol/l 0.323 = mg/dl Ex: 1.19 mmol/l = 1.19 0.323 = 3.6 mg/dl A2e. Urea Nitrogen (BUN) (mg/dl) A2f. Glucose (GLU) (mg/dl) A2g. Calcium (CA). (mg/dl) A2h. Phosphate (PO 4). (mg/dl) A2i. Albumin (ALB). (g/dl) A2j. Uric Acid (Urate). (mg/dl) CKiD PFU02: Follow-up Site Questionnaire 03/01/18 Page 1 of 5

SCr umol/l to mg/dl umol/l 88.4 = mg/dl Ex: 72 umol/l = 72 88.4 = 0.9 mg/dl A2k. Serum Creatinine. (mg/dl) A2k1. A2k2. Which assay was used to measure serum creatinine? Enzymatic.. 1 Other.. 3 Don t Know... -8 What laboratory was used to measure serum creatinine (ie. Quest, Labcorp, local site lab give institution name, etc.)? Don t Know..... -8 CBC Results A3. Are CBC results available? Yes.... 1 (Skip to A4) No, Specify reason below.... 2 A3i. Reason (Skip to A5) A4. Date CBC was drawn: Use this table if the results below are reported in units of 10 3 ul 4.5 x 10 3 ul = 4500 cu mm 9.0 x 10 3 ul = 9000 cu mm 5.0 x 10 3 ul = 5000 cu mm 9.5 x 10 3 ul = 9500 cu mm 5.5 x 10 3 ul = 5500 cu mm 10.0 x 10 3 ul = 10000 cu mm 6.0 x 10 3 ul = 6000 cu mm 10.5 x 10 3 ul = 10500 cu mm 6.5 x 10 3 ul = 6500 cu mm 11.0 x 10 3 ul = 11000 cu mm 7.0 x 10 3 ul = 7000 cu mm 11.5 x 10 3 ul = 11500 cu mm 7.5 x 10 3 ul = 7500 cu mm 12.0 x 10 3 ul = 12000 cu mm 8.0 x 10 3 ul = 8000 cu mm 12.5 x 10 3 ul = 12500 cu mm 8.5 x 10 3 ul = 8500 cu mm 13.0 x 10 3 ul = 13000 cu mm A4a. Leukocyte Count (white blood cells) A4b. Erythrocyte Count (red blood cells) A4c. Platelet Count (PLTs) A4d. Hemoglobin (cu mm).. A4e. Packed Cell Volume (Hematocrit). (%) (M/cu mm) or (x10 6 ul) (K/cu mm) or (x10 3 ul) (g/dl) A4f. Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin (MCH). (pg/cell) A4g. Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin Concentration (MCHC). (g/dl) A4h. Mean Corpuscular Volume (MCV). (fl) A4i. Red Blood Cell Distribution Width (RDW). (%) Page 2 of 5

Iron Results A5. Are Iron studies results available? Yes..... 1 (Skip to A6) No, Specify reason below... 2 A5a.Reason: (Skip to Section B) A6. Date Iron sample was drawn: A6a. % Transferrin Saturation (TSAT) (%) A6b. Serum Iron (ug/dl) Section B: Physical Exam B1. a. Clinical Blood Pressure (Systolic/Diastolic) / b. Date clinical BP was measured: Results Not Available....... -8 (Skip to B2) c. What method was used to obtain blood pressure? Manual.... 1 Automatic... 2 Don t Know.... -8 B2. Participant Weight (If weight is measured in pounds (lbs), please convert to kilograms (kg) 1lb = [1 / 2.2 ]kg Example: 150lbs = 150/2.2 = 68.18 = 68.2 kg.) a.. (kg) b. Date of weight measurement: Results Not Available.... -8 B3. Participant Length/Height/Stature (If height is measured in inches, please convert to centimeters (cm) 1in = 2.54cm Example 4 ft 5 in = 53in x 2.54 = 134.6 cm.) a.. (cm) b. Date of height measurement: Results Not Available -8 Page 3 of 5

Section C: Outcomes for Transplant Patients C1. Has the participant ever undergone a kidney transplant? No.... 2 (Skip to D1) C2. How many transplants has (name of participant) had? One.. 1 Two.. 2 Three or more. 3 C3. Date of most recent kidney transplant: C4. What is the current clinical status of the (name of participant) s kidney transplant? If he/she has had more than one kidney transplant please answer based on their most recent transplant. Functioning graft 1 Graft Failure... 2 Section D: Outcomes for Dialysis Patients D1. Has the participant ever been on dialysis? No.... 2 (SKIP TO E1) D2. What type of dialysis did the participant use initially (i.e, the first dialysis treatment initiated)? Hemodialysis. 1 Peritoneal dialysis. 2 D2a. Date first Dialysis was started: D3. Date Most Recent Regularly Scheduled* Dialysis was started: Indicate the start date of the most recent regularly scheduled dialysis. For hemodialysis, indicate the date when participant started treatments 2 or more days/week for at least 3 months. For peritoneal dialysis (PD), indicate the date when participant started treatments 5 or more days a week for at least 3 months. D4. What type of dialysis did the participant use most recently? Hemodialysis.. 1 Peritoneal dialysis. 2 D5. Is (name of participant) currently receiving regularly scheduled dialysis therapy? No.... 2 Page 4 of 5

Section E: Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring E1. In the past year, has (name of participant) had an ABPM? Yes...... 1 No........ 2 Don t Know..... -8 (END) (END) E2. Date when ABPM was worn: Indicate the date when the ABPM device was used. If the month or day is unknown, indicate the year. Otherwise, indicate Don t Know/Not Sure. Don t Know/Not Sure..-8 E3. 24 hour BP Load Systolic (mmhg): Diastolic (mmhg) E4. Day/Awake BP Load Systolic (mmhg): Diastolic (mmhg) E5. Night/Sleep BP Load Dipping Systolic (mmhg):. % Diastolic (mmhg). % CKiD PFU02: Follow-up Site Questionnaire 03/01/18 Page 5 of 5