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: history of present illness: this is a 37-year-old female admitted for outpatient breast biopsy on the 24th when an arterial blood gas checked at the end of her procedure showed a pco2 of 89. the total arterial blood gas was 7.18, pco2 89, po2 173. patient was monitored under lma. conscious sedation, breathing at her own rate. past medical history: 1. tuberculosis at the age of 16, she was treated with 4-5 drugs in for 6-9 months. 2. status post a left pneumonectomy in for a chronically scarred and infected left lung. 3. pulmonary hypertension, baseline lung values after her pneumonectomy included baseline arterial blood gas of 7.39, 57, 62, and spirometry of a fev1 of 0.88 liters which is 32% of predicted and a fvc 0.91 which is 26% of predicted. the patient has a baseline bicarb on her chem-7 approximately 30-35. based on the elevated pco2, patient was admitted for close observation to the intensive care unit. medications: albuterol as needed. allergies: tetracycline causes a rash. family history: noncontributory. social history: no tobacco or alcohol, immigrated from in . she is a homemaker. she lives with her husband, who is a chef and her son. physical examination on admission: vital signs: temperature 96.6, heart rate 92, blood pressure 103/65, respiratory rate 16, oxygen saturation 98-100% on room air. physical examination was remarkable for a thin asian woman in no acute distress. cardiac examination: a 1/6 systolic ejection murmur at the left upper sternal border with a physiologically split s2. lungs were clear on the right and absent breath sounds on the left. remainder of examination was normal. relevant laboratory data: preoperative complete blood count was normal. arterial blood gas at 3:30 pm: 7.18/89/173. at 04:02 pm, arterial blood gas: 7.24/78/199. arterial blood gas was done while the patient was breathing spontaneously. partial chemistries were all within normal limits. portable chest x-ray was unchanged from prior. assessment on admit: patient is status post a pneumonectomy with baseline co2 retention with a pco2 approximately 50-55 admitted to the intensive care unit with an elevated pco2 for close observation of her mental status and respiratory distress. hospital course: patient was monitored closely overnight in the intensive care unit with continuous pulse oximetry and close monitoring by the nursing staff. the patient did well without any complaints. she had no respiratory complaints or desaturations or other problems. further laboratories were checked overnight. in the morning, the patient had no complaints. was feeling well and looked to be in her usual state of health. the baseline arterial blood gas was performed to establish a baseline for further future reference. this arterial blood gas came back as ph 7.42, pco2 54, po2 69, that was done on room air. patient was discharged in good condition on the 25th. she is to followup with her primary care physician weeks, and her pulmonologist, dr. also in weeks. prescriptions for tylenol #3 for pain as needed, and will continue on her albuterol. discharge diagnoses: 1. bilateral breast biopsies. 2. status post pneumonectomy in . 3. carbon dioxide retention. dr., 02-319 dictated by: medquist36 procedure: local excision of lesion of breast local excision of lesion of breast diagnoses: other chronic pulmonary heart diseases chronic respiratory failure personal history of tuberculosis benign neoplasm of breast 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to