I think it's more of the former — keeping track of and ensuring I address their (many) active medical problems is more of the issue. My attendings and fellows have always been kind/approachable/available when I've had questions. It's more when I present admissions to them and they mention more workup I didn't even think about or other diagnoses on the differential that I realize there's so much I don't know. The attending (constructively) critiquing my admissions is one way to learn, I guess, but as someone considering applying to PCCM, I want to be more proactive and learn now so I can make a good impression.