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Going to use an older edition of the Merill’s Atlas. Is it ok for school?

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Hi everyone. I’m starting the Xray portion of my radiologic science program this semester (yaay) so I’m very excited.

That being said, I was handed down the Merill’s Atlas 12th edition not too long ago from a friend, and my program’s required textbook said all students need to have the latest, aka 15th edition. Given the price of the 3 books, I think I’m going to just use the 12th edition I have and will try to bridge the gap if any between the two editions with other online resources.

I will still buy the workbook and the pocket guide in the 15th edition tho, it’s just the 3 books themselves that are really out of my budget.

Has anyone done your Xray school with a different edition of the Merill’s Atlas from your syllabus and how did it work out for you? Thank you

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