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(A) They are cited exactly like a normal printed source followed by the retrieval date and then the name of the database (instead of a web address). Example: Dzau, Van J., & Mike Creager. “Chapter 247: Diseases of the Aorta.” Harrison’s Principles of Internal Medicine. 1999. 7 Jan 2000. Harrison’s Online database.
