Per Curiam.
"[A] physician conducting a medical examination, where the claimant seeks temporary total disability benefits, should, in most cases, possess some knowledge of the physical requirements associated with the former position of employment[.] [W]e deem it unnecessary for the physician to trace, in detail, every physical movement necessitated during the average workday." State ex rel. Braswell v. Indus. Comm. (1986),
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