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: otherwise, rest of maternal history review of systems and social history noncontributory. ms. presented in spontaneous labor . negative gbs, no matenral fever, rom x 18 hours prior to delivery. received nubaine only. infant born on at 22:51 by vaginal delivery. shoulder dystocia and infant emerged with apnea and good hr. given ppv by obstetrics team. nicu team arrived by 3 minutes of age when infant was noted to have moderate respiratory effort with normal hr; team continued with facial cpap and stimulation. infant slowly improved and given blow by oxygen only. apgar score of 2 (1min, assigned by ob team) and 7 (5minutes of age). due to decreased tone and mild respiratory distress with oxygen requirement, infant brought to nicu for further care. pe: hr=190's, rr=60-70's, 55/30 (mean=40), oxygen sat with blow by 100% wt=4005g (>90%), l=55.5cm (>90%) lga, active, nondysmorphic. clavicles intact. mottled infant. afof. large caput. palate intact. normal s1s2, very soft murmur, breath sounds coarse bilaterally with mild ic/sc retx and intermittent grunting. in delivery room with decreased tone and minimal flexion of arms, but now with flexion and spontaneous movements of both arms and legs. hips stable. patent anus. spine intact. decreased perfusion. imp/plan: lga ft infant with shoulder dystocia and delayed transitionning evident by mottled exam, tachypnea, and mild respiratory distress. respiratory symptoms most likely due to retained fetal lung fluid. resp: monitor respiratory status closely. continue oxygen as needed. consider cxr if worsening respiratory distress or high oxygen requirement. respiratory symptoms probably related to retained fetal lung fluid but if worsening symptoms, will need to r/o pneumothorax cor: monitor blood pressure. in setting of mottled exam and decreased perfusion, will give normal saline bolus. continue to monitor blood pressure closely. may need to monitor for pphn if high oxygen requirement. fen: npo for now. monitor dstx in setting of lga. may need to start ivf if respiratory symptoms persist id: will obtain cbc/diff and blood culture now. if persistent respiratory symptoms, will start antibiotics social: i updated father and mother in delivery room. will cont to keep them updated procedure: prophylactic administration of vaccine against other diseases diagnoses: need for prophylactic vaccination and inoculation against viral hepatitis observation for suspected infectious condition single liveborn, born in hospital, delivered without mention of cesarean section other "heavy-for-dates" infants other respiratory problems after birth other malpresentation, malposition, and disproportion during labor and delivery affecting fetus or newborn 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to