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: pmh: depression, genital herpes full code allergies: codeine. access: #20g l forearm. neuro: alert, oriented x3. complains of severe headache mostly relieved by alternating ibuprofen and tylenol. joint pains have mostly resolved. denies photo-sensitivity but has preferred the light off most of shift to sleep. equal strength bilaterally in extremities, strong with encouragement to make effort; seems to hold back to avoid joint pain. perl. moves self in bed, oob to chair or commode with supervision due to wires and tubes. good balance and weight bearing, but weak. resp: very o2 dependent. desats in seconds to 75-80% when o2 removed. currently on 6l nc, 95% cool mist via face tent. sat 95-98%. drops to low 80's without face tent. required bipap x2 hrs last night. patient is unable to tolerate lying on l side, desats to 80's. tolerates r side lying but is most comfortable sitting on side of bed and resting herself on the bedside stand on pillows. tachypnic 25-35. lung sounds insp/exp wheezes and crackles r upper and lower, and l upper. l lower lobe with unusual loud whooshing or swishing sounds. occasional np. has no tolerance for activity. cv: sinus tachy rate 100-122. rate increases with activity. bp 90's-100's/40's-50's. d5 1/2 ns begun this afternoon @ 125cc/hr for 2 bags. palp pedal pulses. + edema of feet and ankles. gi/gu: patient being held npo for today as there has been a concern that she may require intubation. hopefully diet can be advanced tomorrow. abdomen soft, non tender. +bs present. no bm this shift. voids per urinal clear amber urine. uop this shift 300cc. id: tmax 99.2 this shift. iv vancomycin, doxycycline, levaquin continue. zosyn changed to azithromycin. multiple cultures pending. social: father, daughter, and brother in to visit. husband is in and will return tomorrow afternoon. procedure: venous catheterization, not elsewhere classified thoracentesis diagnoses: anemia, unspecified unspecified pleural effusion acute kidney failure, unspecified acute respiratory failure alkalosis pneumonia due to legionnaires' disease 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to