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: she was born yesterday on at 11:09 am as the 2960 gram product of a 39 week gestation pregnancy to a 32 y.o. g6 p2-3 mother with . prenatal labs included bt a+/ab-, rpr nr, ri, hbsag-, and gbs+. maternal history notable for depression, treated with wellbutrin, and tobacco use. family history notable for sibling with asd, repaired with umbrella device at age 9. pregnancy was reportedly unremarkable other than mild fetal growth restriction; fetal ultrasounds were normal. infant was born via scheduled repeat c-section; membranes were intact at delivery, and no sepsis risk factors were noted. infant was born vigorous, with apgars , and was admitted to regular nursery. in nursery, infant has done well, with stable vital signs and comfortable respiratory pattern. infant as been feeding to 1 oz per feeding without difficulty, with normal urine and stool output. a loud murmur was heard this morning, and infant was referred for evaluation. exam: vs: t 98.3, hr 150s, rr 50s, o2sat 94-100% (post-ductal). 4ebp: 68/38, 68/39, 70/47, 61/32 (upper, lower). gen: wd infant, active with exam, no distress. skin: warm, dry; supernumerary nipples noted bilaterally. heent: fontnalles soft and flat, ears/nares normal, palate intact, neck supple, non-dysmorphic. chest: cta, no g/f/r. cardiac: rrr, loud holo-systolic murmur, left sternal border, to apex. abdomen: soft, no hsm, no mass, active bs. gu: normal female gu, femoral pulses 2+, anus patent. ext: hips and back normal. neuro: appropriate tone and activity. cxr: clear lungs, upper normal heart size, normal vasculature. ekg: nsr, axis 80, no hypertrophy, normal intervals. hyperoxia: transcutaneous po2 260. imp: 1 day old term infant with cardiac murmur, otherwise well-appearing. also with supernumerary nipples (not generally associated with risks of other anomalies). evaluation thus far unremarkable. murmur may reflect closing pda, but given loudness and persistence, will ask cardiology to evaluate. plans: - evaluation done as documented above. - can return to newborn nursery. - cardiology consulted, will see infant in nursery. - discussed with mother by phone. procedure: diagnostic ultrasound of heart prophylactic administration of vaccine against other diseases diagnoses: single liveborn, born in hospital, delivered by cesarean section need for prophylactic vaccination and inoculation against viral hepatitis stenosis of pulmonary valve, congenital 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to