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: nicu team and i attended the delivery and nicu admission and ongoing evaluation of d' . relevant family / social history: mrs. is the surrogate mother who delivered . the adoptive parents are mr. and mrs.. mat hx of mrs. : 29 yr g6 p4 ( ) (hx 5 previous c/s). a+, ab neg, rpr nr, rub im, gbs unk rom at time of c/s (clear fluid); cse anethesia. apgars 9 @1, 8@5, and 9@10. nicu team was called after delivery at ~5 min. in dr, infant appeared dusky, mild respr distress. dr reported that, initially, the infant was vigorous and centrally pink. infant's respr decreased and infant became dusky ~ 5min age. nicu was then called. in dr, infant was suctioned for large amounts of secretions and/or c/s fluid. respr status improved, central pinkness improved. acrocyanosis remained prominent. infant felt relatively . temperature of radiant warmer was increased. due to mild respriatory instability (with mild nasal flaring and gruntin), fair to good color, and ga at 36.1 wk, we admitted the infant to the nicu. nicu: vs: t = 96.3 (rectally), p 138, rr 40-50s. bp: sys 62-68/dias30-38 (mean 43-49). spo2 88, 89, 95, 99% on ra. bw: 2725 gm ga 36.1 wk generally: infant appears as aga white male. as temperature of infant increased to wnl, his color and overall appearance appeared healthy pink and well perfused in ra. heent: nc, af soft, flat. eyes: wnl by external exam. fundi deferred due to ointment). ears, nose, mouth, neck all wnl. clavicles wnl to palpation. chest: clear=bs. intermittently infant has minimal nasal flaring and grunting. cv: nl heart sounds, no murmur, reg rhythm. bp wnl, pulse wnl. abd: soft, nontender, nondistended. bs+. gu: nl preterm male. anus: patent. back appears wnl. skin: wnl. neuro: good cry, tone, movements, reflexes wnl for ga. course over the first 4 hours: 1. oxygenation: infant's spo2 decreased to high 80s, rx with bbo2, but spo2 remained in mid to high 90%s thereafter breathing ra. 2. rr wnl, occas tachypnea, min nasal flaring. overall, respr status appears stable. no apnea or bradycardia as of 1730. 3. cv: stable, wnl for preterm 4. glucose screen: initially 63, then 38, iv d10w infused at 60 cc/kg/day, subsequent glucose screens were 55, 70. 5. infection: unlikely. due to mild respr issues, glucose issues, we obtained cbc+diff and blood culture. no antibiotics are initiated at this time. there were no maternal risk factors for eons and this was an elective, scheduled c/s. thus, infection or sepsis is unlikely to account for infant's s/sx. if nonspecific s/sx c/w infection occur, antibiotics will be initiated along with re-evaluation. 6. nutrition: we will initiate feeding as overall status and stability permit. we will evaluate infant's maturity with po feeding and whether he is able to feed with no respr/ spo2 compromise. procedure: parenteral infusion of concentrated nutritional substances prophylactic administration of vaccine against other diseases circumcision diagnoses: single liveborn, born in hospital, delivered by cesarean section need for prophylactic vaccination and inoculation against viral hepatitis observation for suspected infectious condition neonatal bradycardia 35-36 completed weeks of gestation other preterm infants, 2,500 grams and over other respiratory problems after birth routine or ritual circumcision 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to