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: codeine ros: resp: pt intubated in ew vented on imv 100%/600/14 10 peep abg~367/26/7.43 fio2 decreased to 80% repeat abg~364/25/7.44 vent changed to ac 60%/550/12 repeat abg to be done pt suctioned for scant white secretions sputum in ew +pcp ~?increase interstitial markings, ? atypical pneumonia , chest ct~pe ruled out pt being ruled out for tuberculosis - on resp isolation. on iv steroids cv: pt ruling in for mi cpk 130, trop 7.6, index 14.6 pt on iv heparin gtt @ 700 u/hr, ptt 116.8 heparin gtt decreased to 600 u/hr , repeat ptt due @ 1am. bp labile pt on levophed gtt, titrated to keep map 60, on .093 mcg/kg/, wean levophed to off, change to neo gtt~ will wean as tolerated. bp range 80-110/70 hr 70-80's sr, pt will change to chb for a few seconds, rate 50's ekg done - team aware. currently pt in sr (monitor closely) pt on asa swan inserted - readings~~ pap 29/19, wedge~16, cvp~13, c.o. 3.71, svr 1596 id: afebrile wbc 4.5 with 0 bands. pt fully cultured in ew (blood cultures x2, urine, sputum), nasal swab done in micu. pt on bactrim 250 mg iv q 8 hrs. neuro: upon arrival to micu - pt awake, agitated, trying to sit up, sedated w/ ativan 2mg/hr (received two 2 mg boluses), started on iv fentanyl gtt, currently @ 100 mcg/hr hands restrained for safety. pt adequately sedated. sr up x 4 gi/gu: ogt inserted, placement checked -okay, belly soft, +bs, no stool, pt is npo will need to be fed. foley inserted in ew~ uo good 100 cc/hr pt negative 1400 cc's endocrine: fs @8pm~260 pt received 4 units regular insulin sq, continue to fs q 6 hrs, and cover w/ regular insulin ss. social: lives w/ sister (pt has 3 sisters) spokesperson # etoh - one pint vodka qd, last drink tuesday, tobacco 2 ppd, cocaine use in past iv lines: 2 peripheral lines #16, left radial a-line, right subclavian cortis, swan inserted in micu. a: +pcp, out tuberculosis posterior mi by ekg potential for etoh w/drawal procedure: venous catheterization, not elsewhere classified continuous invasive mechanical ventilation for 96 consecutive hours or more insertion of endotracheal tube closed [endoscopic] biopsy of bronchus diagnoses: other primary cardiomyopathies acidosis human immunodeficiency virus [hiv] disease true posterior wall infarction, initial episode of care acute respiratory failure pneumocystosis cardiogenic shock alcohol withdrawal 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to