You must reference any tables, figures or images that you include in your work which have been obtained from another source. The reference should appear in your reference list and have a number assigned to it as for any other reference. Your reference will begin with the standard refererence to the source of the table/figure/image - e.g. if you obtained it from a website you need to reference that website - and information specifically pertaining to the image will come at the end of the reference. See examples below for more information.
| Material Type | Reference List Example (based on Citing Medicine 2nd edition) |
EndNote (Citing Medicine) The following instructions are based on using the Citing Medicine style with EndNote X9. |
| From journal article [print] |
Krishnamurthi V, Streem SB. Long-term radiographic and functional outcome of extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy induced perirenal hematomas. J Urol. 1995;154(5):1673-5. [Table], Radiographic and functional outcome of ESWL related perirenal hematomas; p. 1674. |
Reference Type: Journal Article Enter details as per print article reference. Original Publication - add details of the table/figure/image, such as figure no, image title, etc, as well as page number, eg. Image 1, Anatomy of the liver; p. 20 |
| From authored book [print] | Lashley FR. Clinical genetics in nursing practice. 3rd ed. New York: Springer Publishing Company; c2005. Figure 2.5, Meiosis with two autosomal chromosome pairs; p. 27-8. |
Reference Type: Book Enter details as per book reference. Original Publication - add details of the table/figure/image, such as figure no, image title, etc, as well as page number, eg. Image 1, Anatomy of the liver; p. 20 |
Examples of citations to parts of Journal Articles
Examples of citations to journal articles on the internet - see 43. Part of a journal article on the Internet
Examples of citations to parts of Books
Examples of citations to parts of Books on the Internet
Examples of citations to parts of Web Sites