Hi there
This kind of thing takes time as you work you will need to take in the clinicians routine
. do you use many different probes? I must admit I've never had a clinician really be fussed what probe they use, but if its helpful at all try lay out you instruments in order of how they'd be used,
For example: cons pack
Tweezers,
Mirror and probe
Large excavator
Small excavator (these both look like double ended spoons)
Packer (the ends look like a meat mallet,if that makes sense!)
Flat plastic
Wards carver (these look very similar but the carver is pointed compared to the flat plastic)
Burnisher ball ended or pear (for smoothing, ball ended is just that a larger ball and a small ball)
They are hard to explain without showing you so sorry for the terrible discriptions. This is an example for how I set mine out so is in no way the only way, once you get used to setting up for your treatments you will have your routine,I work 4 handed and set up my trays in the same way every time even where I place my cotton rolls! But I automatically know what I'm missing because everything has a place. You really should have a nurse mentor or senior have mock setups and let you practice with them,it would help you a lot. Hope my terrible example helps a tiny bit!