Product Images Enbrel

The text describes a figure showing the Time Course of ACR 20 Responses for two different studies: Study I (placebo alone) and Study II (placebo + MTX). The figure displays the percentage of respondents for each study, comparing placebo and 25 mg Enbrel and Enbrel + MTX.*

This appears to be a chart showing the percentage of people who responded to treatment with a drug called etanercept compared to a placebo (inactive treatment). The chart shows that 100% of the people who received etanercept responded to the treatment, but there is no information on what the treatment was for or any other details.*

This appears to be a partial description of a medicine package or device. It features a purple start button, an expiration date, a window, and a safety guard for a needle. Some details are missing, but it suggests that the package is designed to protect people from accidental needle sticks or other injuries.*

This is a description of instructions for a medical injection. It indicates that the expiration date of the injection should be checked, and that the injection should be considered complete when the yellow window is filled. It also notes that the needle is inside the green safety guard and the white cap should be removed before use.*

This appears to be a product warning label indicating the presence of a green safety guard which contains a needle or sharp object inside. The label instructs the user to keep the white cap on and there is a reference to a window, possibly indicating a visible indication or measurement. It seems to be related to a medicine, but further context is not available.*

This is a list of body parts: Upper arm, Stomach area (abdomen), and Thigh.*

The text provided is not complete and seems to have some misspelled characters. Therefore, it is not possible to generate a useful description.*

This appears to be a list of features for a device or object, possibly an appliance or piece of equipment. It includes a finger grip for grasping, a door button for opening or closing a door, a viewing window for seeing inside the object or appliance, and a door itself. Without additional context it is difficult to say what the object is or what its purpose might be.*

This is a list of components or features that may be present in a software application, electronic device, or audio equipment. The list includes a status button, a speaker, error symbols, a progress bar, and a speed switch. However, without further context, it is impossible to determine their specific functions or purpose.*

Before using Enbrel Mini, make sure to check the labeled side and the expiration date. Enbrel Mini is a medication (syringe) that comes with a purple cap.*

Enbrel Mini is a medicine package that appears to be empty, without any medicine in it. However, it is important to note that the needle is inside the package and the purple cap should be removed before use.*

The text describes a plunger rod and a prefilled cartridge of Enbrel Mini®. The Enbrel Mini® is a single-dose cartridge that is already loaded for injection.*

This text provides a list of body parts, including the upper arm, stomach area (abdomen), and thigh.*

This appears to be a list of features for a device or appliance. It includes a finger grip, a door button, a viewing window, and a door. The purpose and type of device/appliance is not specified.*

This text indicates the presence of a green safety guard with a needle inside. It is possible that this is referring to a medical device, such as a syringe or needle used for injections, which has a safety feature to prevent accidental needle sticks. However, without more context it is difficult to provide a more specific description or application.*

The text appears to describe a user interface with a status button and a speaker, as well as error symbols and a progress bar. Additionally, there is a speed switch that may be adjustable.*

The available text is a set of incomplete and disconnected words related to the appearance and labeling of a medicine container. It is not possible to generate a useful description with such limited information.*

This appears to be a set of instructions or a warning regarding the Enbrel Mini medication. It mentions that the needle is inside and there is a purple cap off. There is also a window, possibly for indicating the quantity of medicine. Without further context, it is difficult to determine the exact purpose or use of this information.*

This text does not provide sufficient information to generate a useful description as it merely contains a single word "cartridge" and parenthesis describing it as being "loaded". Without any additional context, it is impossible to provide any further details.*

This appears to be a visual guide to the parts of a medical injection device. The device has a purple start button, a yellow window to indicate when the injection is complete, a green safety guard, and a white cap that can be taken off to expose the needle inside. The text also mentions two "Expiration Dates," although it is unclear what these refer to.*

This text appears to be instructions for using an autoinjector medication device. The user is instructed to hold the device against their skin and press a button, indicated by the word "click." The window on the device will turn yellow to show that the injection is complete. The text also notes that once the device is removed from the skin, the needle will be covered automatically for safety.*