First of all, you have to take into account and know what is the style of references to use (Vancouver, Chicago, APA, Harvard, MLA, ISO 960 ...). This will determine the way to attribute the merit of your sources and not to breach in plagiarism according to the Intellectual Property Law. For Health Science publications you can choose the style you consider.
The latter would be valid both for quotes and for images or any material that is added to a work or work.
In the case of images, do not forget to look for royalty-free images or correctly quote or reference each image. If not done correctly, the entire work may be identified as plagiarism as reflected in the Intellectual Property Law (brief summary of the most important aspectsbelow).
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