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: pcn, sulfa neutropenic precautions pt at home when he passed a large amount of brbpr, pt called ems to home, on site placed 20g piv; to ed where pt found to have sbp in 80's, right fem cordis placed, was given 2lns, 2 units prbc's; to micu for mgt gib; please see admission history/fhp events: radial arterial line placed and pulled shortly after d/t catheter kinked; pt recieved 3lns, 2 units prbc's, 2 units ffp, 2 bags platelets, 1 cryo; to ct for head ct, for history of fall (pt hit head now has healed laceration), coagulopathy, and waxing and ms, sluggish to react pupils; on return from ct pt became red in face and reported difficulty breathing, did not drop sats or become tachypneic, did not appear sob/stridor, recieved pepcid and benadryl, now appears less red in face and denies dyspnea neuro: pt alert on arrival, but would fall asleep easily; now very lethargic but remains a+ox3, with slurred speech at times; perl, 2mm and sluggish to react; follows commands; denies pain; no seizure activity; to head ct tonight, results pending cv: sbp 88-112, pt baseline mid 80's to 90's, map 66-86; hr nsr no ectopy; pt arrived from with copious amount of bleeding from rectum, has appeared to stop since rectal foley placed, hct in ed 33.4 now 23.3 after 4 units prbc's, to recieve additional 2 units prbc's this am; no peripheral edema, +facial/periorbital edema edema; no cp resp: ls on arrival insp wheeze throughout, now clear at apices, dim at bases; sats 96 ra, 100% 1lns; rr 11-15; now no sob/dyspnea; +non-productive cough gi: +bs x4; large amt rectal bleeding has appeared to stop after placed of rectal foley by gi; prior to placement, suctioned 700cc brb with suction cath sitting in diaper; no nvd; npo; octreotide 50mcg/hr; ? placement of ; abd soft distended,at times firm distended; last paracentesis on prior admission, 10 days ago gu: foley in place draining clear yellow urine 60-20cc/hr; bun/creatinine wnl skin: abrasions on bilateral knees scabbed over; large laceration on forehead d/t fall with scab ota access: right aline placed and d/c'd d/t kinked catheter; right fem tlc with cordis wnl; right wrist 20g wnl id: afeb, tmax 96.8; on cipro; wbc's 0.8, on neutropenic precautions endo: on riss, see poc: transfuse for hct <25, plts<50, inr >1.5, serial hct/platelets/coags; blood products vs. ivf for bleed/drop in bp to preserve rsp status; continue cipro; monitor for change in ms; cont ppi, octreotide, may need vasopressin; hold hiv meds; follow anc; scope in am please see careview for additional info procedure: flexible sigmoidoscopy flexible sigmoidoscopy transfusion of packed cells injection of hemorrhoids diagnoses: cirrhosis of liver without mention of alcohol chronic hepatitis c without mention of hepatic coma gout, unspecified human immunodeficiency virus [hiv] disease opioid type dependence, continuous internal hemorrhoids with other complication 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to