Systems and methods for visualizing effects
The present disclosure provides systems and methods for visualizing various effects of consuming (e.g., inhaling) one or more substances, especially on the human brain and lungs.
1. A visualization system, comprising:
a model of an organ or portion thereof comprising an inlet port and an outlet port;
a supply system for supplying a vaporized test liquid into the inlet port;
a first supply path between the supply system and the inlet port; and
wherein the model is configured to show a first visual indicator based on the vaporized test liquid entering the model.
2. The visualization system of claim 1 , wherein the supply system comprises a vaporizer, a controller, and a liter per minute gauge.
3. The visualization system of claim 2 , further comprising a second supply path and a vacuum system, wherein the second supply path extends between the outlet port and the vacuum system.
4. The visualization system of claim 3 , wherein the vacuum system comprises a vacuum pump and a HEPA filter.
5. The visualization system of claim 1 , wherein the first visual indicator comprises a condensation.
6. The visualization system of claim 1 , wherein the first visual indicator comprises at least one of a color, a pattern and a brightness of a light.
7. The visualization system of claim 4 , wherein the vacuum pump is configured to draw ambient air into the model via the liter per minute gauge.
8. The visualization system of claim 7 , wherein the vacuum pump is further configured to draw the vaporized test fluid from the vaporizer into the model when the vaporizer is on.
9. A visualization system, comprising:
a first model of a first organ or portion thereof comprising an inlet port and an outlet port;
a supply system for supplying a vaporized test liquid into the inlet port;
a first supply path between the supply system and the inlet port;
a first input device communicatively coupled to at least one of the supply system and the first model; and
wherein the first model is configured to show a first visual indicator based on the vaporized test liquid entering the first model.
10. The visualization system of claim 9 , further comprising a second model of a second organ, wherein the first input device is communicatively coupled to the second model of the second organ.
11. The visualization system of claim 10 , wherein the second model is configured to show a second visual indicator based on a user input into the first input device that corresponds to an amount or type of vaporized test liquid entering the first model.
12. The visualization system of claim 9 , further comprising a computing device programmed with a curriculum relating to use of the first input device, the supply system, and the first model.
13. The visualization system of claim 12 , wherein a display associated with at least one of the input device and the computing device is configured to display a second visual indicator based on a user input into the first input device that corresponds to an amount or type of vaporized test liquid entering the first model, and wherein the second visual indicator is a modified image of a user's face.
14. The visualization system of claim 9 , wherein the first organ is a lung, and the second organ is a brain.
15. The visualization system of claim 9 , wherein a test liquid that that is vaporized to form the vaporized test liquid comprises at least one of nicotine, a methamphetamine, and a tetrahydrocannabidiol.
16. The visualization system of claim 9 , wherein the vaporized test liquid is representative of a drug but does not comprise the drug.
17. The visualization system of claim 9 , further comprising a second supply path and a vacuum system, wherein the second supply path extends between the outlet port and the vacuum system.
18. The visualization system of claim 17 , wherein the vacuum system is configured to draw ambient air into the model via the supply system.
19. The visualization system of claim 17 , wherein the vacuum system is further configured to draw the vaporized test fluid from the supply system through the inlet port and outlet port of the first model when the vaporizer is on.
20. The visualization system of claim 9 , wherein the first model comprises a component shaped as a human lung, and wherein the second model comprises a component shaped as a brain.