Let's just say she has a history of over exaggerating symptoms and manipulating tests. After failing/manipulating the sound booth hearing test (which shocked the doctor. He really thought she just had wax/dirt in her ear that needed to be removed so he was very surprised at the results of that test), he wanted to do a CT scan to look for tumors. I asked to speak to him privately and explained that she had been known to manipulate/exaggerate/lie about symptoms and tests and was there something "safer" that we could do to confirm that there really was an issue (at that point, she had already had a CT scan for a different issue...that also turned out to be nonexistent.). He said we could do the BAER test because there was no way for her to manipulate that, but if that came back with a problem, we'd have to do a CT scan. I was fine with that game plan. Needless to say, she didn't need a CT scan.
I love when a medical professional pretty much tells my daughter there's nothing wrong with her. I know that many times they (the doctor/NP/PA) have already started to figure out that things aren't as they seem. I've gotten very creative at getting my information to them so they have the "whole picture". I will say, she has actually been diagnosed with a few things -- she doesn't fake it all the time. But it's tricky to figure out which issues are legitimate and which ones aren't. We now have a pediatrician in the family, so that should cut down on the fake ailments because I know he'll tell it like it is.
I hope it's a one time thing and you confirm there's no ongoing concern. 
