APA引文

P.Y., L., W.L., C., W.Q., M., S.Y., L., & STUDIES, A. L. C. F. N. (2018). Using a case-based animation on physiological compensatory mechanism to remediate nurses' misconceptions about changes in patient vital signs. Blackwell Publishing Ltd.

Chicago Style Citation

P.Y., Lin, Chua W.L., Mok W.Q., Liaw S.Y., and ALICE LEE CENTRE FOR NURSING STUDIES. Using a Case-based Animation On Physiological Compensatory Mechanism to Remediate Nurses' Misconceptions About Changes in Patient Vital Signs. Blackwell Publishing Ltd, 2018.

MLA引文

P.Y., Lin, et al. Using a Case-based Animation On Physiological Compensatory Mechanism to Remediate Nurses' Misconceptions About Changes in Patient Vital Signs. Blackwell Publishing Ltd, 2018.