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: vancomycin / rifampin attending: chief complaint: sepsis and severe anemia major surgical or invasive procedure: none history of present illness: 71 y/o m w/ dmii, hep c, cabg, numerous sepsis admissions most recently in , who p/w chest pain/tightness w/ no radiation and hct 16. patient states cp started 2 days ago, at some point he took a sl ntg which relieved the pain (pt is a difficult historian). he denies any radiation of chest pain, although chronically has r shoulder pain. he does note dark stools since he was discharged from here in , but says this always happens when he drinks prune juice and denies frank bloody stools. he does feel generalized weakness. he had an episode of vomiting stomach contents 2 days prior to admission and again on day of admission but denies seeing blood in this. he denies fevers, (+)chills, (+) cough ?productive but states this is baseline. he denies shortness of breath, diaphoresis, abd pain, dysuria, increased urinary frequency, blood in urine. . in ed: received 2 u prbcs, 6 u ffp ordered (for inr 12.9), vit k, given lateral st depressions, given asa 325 x 1, cardiology said to hold off on beta-blockers given septic picture, he received linezolid, cefepime, flagyl. past medical history: 1. mdr e. coli and pseudomonal catheter associated sepsis/uti 2. acute renal failure. 3. urinary retention. 4. meatal tear. 5. traumatic comminuted c7 verterbral fracture 6. orif/laminectomy/instrumentation/posterior fusion 7. csf leak - wound infection s/p drainage and dural repair 8. incision and drainage and hardware exchange 9. mrsa meningitis/mrsa pneumonia 10. diastolic heart failure. 11. non-st elevation myocardial infarction 12. coronary artery disease s/p cabg x 3 13. left occipital stroke vs mrsa cerebritis 14. pulmonary embolism/rle dvt - provoked 15. non-sustained ventricular tachycardia 16. hypersensitivity desquamative dermatitis (rifampin vs vancomycin) 17. bue paresis - mild, ble paresis l>r. 18. gi bleed. 19. nosocomial lll pneumonia 20. anemia - multifactorial: illness, blood loss, ckd. 21. stage iii sacral ulcer. 22. mrsa/vre colonization 23. candidemia 24. pseudomonal line sepsis. 25. diabetes mellitus type ii. 26. hypertension 27. hypercholesterolemia 28. l3-l4 fusion 29. bph 30. chronic kidney disease stage iii with proteinuria (baseline cr social history: former tobacco use - quit 25 years ago, quit alcohol 25 years ago. nursing home resident. married, wife is health care proxy. family history: nc pertinent results: admit labs: urine specgr 1.013 mod leuks, large nitrites, >50 wbc, many bacteria many yeast . wbc 18.7 d hct 16.7 plt 285 n:82 band:3 l:9 m:4 e:1 bas:0 metas: 1 nrbc: 2 . na 153 | 124 | 74 / 352 agap=20 ----------------- 5.1 | 14 |1.3 \ . k:5.2 glu:316 lactate:5.4 ck: 82 mb: notdone trop-*t*: 0.77 . alt: 20 ap: 82 tbili: 0.2 alb: ast: 47 ldh: dbili: tprot: : 49 lip: 29 pt: 94.6 ptt: 42.1 inr: 12.9 . studies: cxr: resolving left middle and lower lung field opacities. . . . ................................................................ blood cx coag - staph urine: ecoli; sensitive to bactrim and meropenem brief hospital course: a/p: 71 year old male with dmii, hep c, cabg, numerous sepsis admissions p/w sepsis, uti, possible pna, cp/nstemi and severe anemia likely secondary to a lower gi bleed. . # sepsis - mr presented in sepsis. he refused central line placement in the ed. due to his known h/o infection with multi-drug resistant gram negative rods and his h/o mrsa, he was covered broadly with meropenem and linezolid (vanc allergy), the linezolid was discontinued after cultures revealed only e. coli. admission blood cultures were + for coag negative staphylococcus and urine culture was posititve for ecoli (sensitive to meropenem and sulfa). he was treated with aggresive fluid recussitation (with many units blood and ffp) and his bp improved. he did not need pressors. he has been af x 1 d. . # gi bleed - mr hct was 16 on admission with guiac + stool, inr 12; peg flush in the ed was negative but later was + for coffee ground return. gi was consulted but did not want to intervene in the setting of acute illness. he was made npo; 2 lg bore ivs were placed, he was given 6 u ffp in the ed with reversal of inr to 2; 10mg sq vitamin k, 1 u platelets (due to concern over plt dysfx due to asa use); he received 7u prbcs in all with a stable hct for 36 hrs. he has had no further hematochezia or melena. his diet has now been advanced to tube feeds. . #chf: mr became acutely hypoxic/sob after all the blood product tranfusions; cxr revealed pulm edema. he has been improving with lasix iv. goal diuresis is 500-1l/day. . # non-st-elevation mi/cad/elevated troponin - likely demand ischemia related to low hct. cardiology did look at the ekg and recommended holding beta-blockers given septic picture. asa given, statin was continued. beta blocker was held hypotension. beta blocker was readded after resolution of hypotension. . # fen/hypernatremia - npo for on admit given bleed. restarted tube feeds today. pt became very hypernatremic to 157 after admission; free water flushes were increased to 300cc q 4 and his last na was 150 . # proph - ppi , pneumoboots . # h/o dvt/pe - on fondaparinux on last admission. given bleeding, will hold and use pneumoboots. . # hypernatremia - free water through g tube: increased to 300cc q4hrs after na of 157. . full code confirmed with patient discharge disposition: extended care facility: & rehab center - discharge diagnosis: sepsis, gram-negative non-stemi gi bleed anemia secondary to blood loss discharge condition: fair discharge instructions: complete your course of antibiotics, rest, drink plenty of fluids followup instructions: follow up with your primary care provider md, procedure: enteral infusion of concentrated nutritional substances diagnoses: subendocardial infarction, initial episode of care congestive heart failure, unspecified chronic hepatitis c without mention of hepatic coma unspecified septicemia iron deficiency anemia secondary to blood loss (chronic) sepsis pressure ulcer, lower back diabetes mellitus without mention of complication, type ii or unspecified type, uncontrolled hemorrhage of gastrointestinal tract, unspecified hyperosmolality and/or hypernatremia diastolic heart failure, unspecified 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to