Consider the following medical report that includes the patient's historical health records. Use it to predict the disease that the patient is high likely exposed to. 

 Medical Report: allergies: nkda meds pta: none psh/pmh: b/l hip replacements & d/t avascular necrosis. access: #18 ga peripheral ports l/r arm #14 ga peripheral port r antecub valuables: none arrived to t/sicu w/ pt, per family relative present, valuables given to family member while pt at osh. social: pt is married, has a 5yo son and with is pregnant w/their second child - couple lives in single family home, shared w/his parents. per wife, pt employed as "business man". review of systems: neuro: pt initially drawing b/l arms toward midline, moved r leg, neuro exam progressively less throughout remainer of shift. pt w/o cough/gag, no corneals, pupils 2mm/sluggish. questionable seizure activity several times - team aware and ativan given - propofol started. does not localize, attempt to withdraw with extremities, or track/open eyes. dilantin/mannitol given. c-spine/logroll precautions maintained. cv: hr st, sbp 90-100's, maps 70's, levophed used briefly, held d/t increased hr, changed to neo - goal is maps >80. hct/coags stable: given sc vit k and 2u ffp per orders. pulses easily palpable. resp: lung sounds coarse throughout - sxn'd for thick/bloody secretions. rr 30's: overbreathing vent settings. refer to careview for further detail and abg data. gi: abd softly distended, bs absent, protonix ordered for gi prophyaxis - ogt to lwcs. gu: u/o initially pink tinged - now concentrated - adequate hourly output: k+ and ca+ repleted. endo: glucose levels 180's - insulin gtt to be . id: cool on arrival, then temp spiked to 103.7 - ice/tylenol/fan w/minimal effect - cooling blanket ordered. team aware. skin: abrasions on kness b/l - no other skin issues noted. dispo: full code procedure: venous catheterization, not elsewhere classified continuous invasive mechanical ventilation for 96 consecutive hours or more insertion of endotracheal tube arterial catheterization transfusion of other serum other diagnostic procedures on brain and cerebral meninges infusion of vasopressor agent diagnoses: hypocalcemia other convulsions hypopotassemia anoxic brain damage disorders of magnesium metabolism hypothermia poisoning by tetracycline group drowning and nonfatal submersion other accidental drowning or submersion accident due to excessive cold of other specified origin 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to