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: ampicillin event/current review of systems: 48 year-old african american female who was admitted to the floor to hospital for pulmonary edema, chronic hypertension, and cri. on went to cath lab for rhc without dye. rhc showed very high filling pressures and it was then decided to transfer pt to ccu for swan monitoring and milrinone holiday. icu course: pt started on milrinone gtt with little affect. pt then changed over to dopa and nitro, dopa weaned to off due to pt experiencing cp and nitro continues. renal status continued to worsen with urine output decreasing to 5-10cc/hr and creatine peaking at 5.3. diuresis unsuccesful, it was the decided to start dialysis. on pt ultra-filtrated and 2 kilo's of fluid removed. prior to hospital admission dry weight had been 72.0kg and this admission 83.0kg. pt urine outputs then increasing shortly therafter and continues to auto-diuresing. pt is a+ox3 and very cooperative, does c/o back pain and general discomfort and recieves percocet x one tab with excellent effect, nsr with occas pvc's, hr 50-60's. sbp 120's on 80mcg of iv nitro and continues for bp control, ls clear with bibasilar crackles, denies sob. on 6l/nc with sats in the low to mid 90's. abd soft and distended with + bs, no bm this am, foley draining clear yellow urine at 100-120cc/hr. pertinent lab result: am: hct 29.6, plts 80, k 3.7, creat 3.6, bun 67, mg 2.2, ca 9.0, baseline vital/recent vital signs: temp 98.2, hr 59, bp 124/50, o2sat 92-95%/6l. risk for falls: no code status: full code valuable belongings: sent with pt family aware of transfer: yes transfer time: signature of rn: procedure: right heart cardiac catheterization diagnoses: hypertensive chronic kidney disease, unspecified, with chronic kidney disease stage v or end stage renal disease primary pulmonary hypertension unspecified hypertensive heart disease with heart failure 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to