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: no known allergies / adverse drug reactions attending: chief complaint: s/p bicycle fall with no helmet. pt had a gcs of 12 on the scene, and was intially treated at an osh where his head ct noted a right sided sdh. major surgical or invasive procedure: you were intubated while in the icu to help with your breathing. you otherwise had no invasive medical or surgical procedures during this hospital stay. history of present illness: the pt is a 22m who was riding his bicycle downhill and crashed. pt went over the handlebars, was wearing no helmet. he was found to have a gcs of 12 on the scene and was intially treated at an osh were a head ct was obtained and was notable for a right sided subdural hematoma. he was transferred to for further evaluation and work-up. past medical history: pmh: depression, anxiety psh: none social history: sochx: polysubstance use based on utox. family history: nc. physical exam: on admission: constitutional: comfortable, intubated, sedated heent: pupils pinpoint, no proptosis , normocephalic, atraumatic ett in place, oropharynx within normal limits chest: clear to auscultation cardiovascular: normal first and second heart sounds, intermittently bradycardic rectal: no gross blood extr/back: normal skin: normal neuro: purpouseful movement when aroused, moves all ext equally, no spont eye opening, gcs7t psych: normal heme//: no petechiae pertinent results: ct head: r temporal sdh and small foci of hemorrhage at l temporal. small multiple foci of pneumocephalus. multiple fractures including a longitudinal fracture involving the right temporal bone, a fracture through the great of the right sphenoid, comminuted fracture through the right superior orbital wall, fracture through the right lateral wall, fracture through the right medial wall, comminuted fracture through the posterolateral maxillary wall, and fractures throughout the inner and outer tables of the frontal bone. ct c-spine: no fractures. ct max/ face: - non displaced right zmc / orbital wall fracture - there is blood in the right maxillary sinus, the orbital floor appears to be intact, though i suspect this is comming from the medial wall of the max sinus. - non displaced frontal bone fracture at the frontal sinus with ant / posterior tables with small associated pneumocephalus. brief hospital course: pt was stable and moving all extremities upon arrival to . his radiographic evaluation demonstrated him to have facial fractures, notably r temporal bone fracture, r sphenoid bone fracture, r comminuted nondisplaced orbital wall fractures, r comminuted posterolateral maxillary wall fracture, r nondisplaced frontal bone fx (anterior and posterior tables). the pt was noted to be combative at the osh and as such, was intubated at for his safety. he was briefly observed while intubated in the icu. once stabilized and with no progression of subdural hematoma, pt was extubated with no difficulty and was transferred to the floor while awaiting repair of facial fractures with plastic surgery. the pt was recovering well and scheduled for the or with plastics on with dr. . on the evening of , however, the patient became very intent on leaving the hospital. many attempts throughout the night were made to make him comfortable pharmacologically and to discuss with him the implications of leaving against medical advice. the patient expressed understanding of these risks (of not having or spot on following day, delayed treatment/surgical repair, infection, risk of blindness, risk of not having insurance pay for hospitalization) and after many hours deliberation decided to sign-out against medical advice late on the evening of . medications on admission: klonopin, celexa discharge medications: none discharge disposition: home discharge diagnosis: s/p bicycle accident now with - b/l temporal extra-axial hemorrhage - r temporal bone fx - r sphenoid bone fx - r comminuted nondisplaced orbital wall fx's - r comminuted posterolateral maxillary wall fx - r nondisplaced frontal bone fx (anterior and posterior tables) discharge condition: condition: stable mental status: pt coherent and able to make decisions for self. is signing out ama despite repeated conversations regarding the risks to his health, the delay this would pose re: him getting surgical correction of facial fractures, risk of going blind, and risk that insurance will not pay for his hospital stay. pt is amulatory and independent. discharge instructions: you need to follow up with plastic surgery to fix your facial/orbital wall fractures. phone:( you need to follow up with acute care surgery at ( in weeks for check-up and evaluation. followup instructions: as above. md procedure: continuous invasive mechanical ventilation for less than 96 consecutive hours diagnoses: accidents occurring in other specified places closed fracture of malar and maxillary bones closed fracture of other facial bones other conditions of brain closed fracture of base of skull with subarachnoid, subdural, and extradural hemorrhage, with no loss of consciousness pedal cycle accident injuring pedal cyclist closed fracture of vault of skull without mention of intracranial injury, with no loss of consciousness 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to