Sandra is experiencing a loss of vision for which her doctor can find no physical cause. The term best suited to describing her condition is

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Conversion disorder involves the presence of symptoms that mimic a neurological or other medical condition, but for which no physical cause can be identified. Symptoms often include loss of sensory or motor function, such as vision loss. Factitious disorder involves intentionally feigning or causing physical or psychological symptoms for attention or other secondary gain. Hypochondriasis involves excessive worry about having a serious illness despite lack of evidence of such an illness. Body dysmorphic disorder involves preoccupation with an imagined or minor physical defect. Somatization disorder involves a history of multiple physical complaints for which no medical cause can be identified.

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