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: ros: parents report feeding approximately 1 oz every 1-3 hours, + bf attempts. wet diapers per day. active, alert, waking for feedings. father with slight cold, otherwise no ill contacts. family history of jaundice. exam: vs per careview under phototherapy on radiant warmer. +protective eye wear. afsf. +icterus. ears nl set. palate intact. neck supple. clavicles intact. lungs cta, =. cv irreg rhythm. no murmur. 2+fp with good perfusion. abd soft. no hsm or other masses. gu nl male, well-healing circ. testes down bilat. patent anus. neuro: nl activity, tone, strength, +grasp, suck. impression: well-appearing ft male newborn with hyperbilirubinemia. likely exagerrated physiologic jaundice with no obvious concerns for dehydration, sepsis, hemolytic process, and/or familial or genetic causes. possibly some contribution secondary to asian descent and ? bm contribution. plan: 1. evaluate cbc and diff to screen for potential sepsis concern. 2. check hct and retic to evaluate for possible hemolysis. 3. check admission bilirubin and then q6hrs to monitor effectiveness of treatment. 4. aggressive phototherapy and continue frequent feedings. 5. if baby responds well to phototherapy may be able to continue his course in the nbn. 6. if baby does not respond, may need to evaluate for other potential causes and broaden medical treatment to include hydration and possible need for exchange transfusion. 7. arrhythmia noted. be benign neonatal arryhthmia, however, will check 12-lead ekg in am and with next set of labs check electrolytes incl ca, mag, and p. will have ekg read by cardiology at ch per nicu protocol. have discussed medical management with parents at bedside. pedi: dr. /dr. procedure: other phototherapy diagnoses: unspecified fetal and neonatal jaundice 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to