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: pregnancy: mother is 27 old g1 p0-1 pns - o pos, ab neg, hbsag neg, rpr nr, ri gbs neg. past medical history is remarkable for maternal pituitary tumor requiring surgical removal. labor and delivery: delivery was by vaginal route with vacuum assistance. late fetal heart rate decelerations noted prior to delivery. baby emerged with no respiratory effort and poor tone. baby required bag and mask ventilation for approximately 45 seconds when he developed spontaneous respirations. s 3,7. the baby was transferred to the nicu with respiratory distress. pe on admission: aga - wt. 3225gm l 51cm hc 34.5cm t 99.1 hr 166 rr 54 bp 53/44 47 heent - af soft and flat, sutures mobile, normocephalic palate intact. ears normally positioned. resp - baby grunting and retracting, chest asymmetric with increased fullness noted on left, air entry decreased bilaterally cvs - s1 s2 normal intensity, pmi shifted to the right transillumination positive for large left pneumothorax pulses normal. extremities - pale hips - stable neuro - initial exam tone good in lower extremities, decreased in upper extremities - improved markedly over 10-15 minutes normal cry. cxr - large tension pneumothorax on the left with mediastinal shift to the right, moderate sized pneumothorax on the right. heart size normal. thymus elevated. normal situs. procedure note - thoracentesis: after sterile prep, needle thoracentesis performed x 3 on the left with removal of 35cc of air and x 1 on the right with removal of 15cc using butterly. baby tolerated procedure very well with stable o2 sats 99-100% and bp means in the 40s. transillumination revlealed decreased size of pneumothorax on the left. baby's work of breathing also significantly reduced. cxr post thoracentesis revealed decreased size of pneumothoraces and no further mediastinal shift to the right. abg (after thoracentesis) 7.30/28/303/14 ds 173 cbc pending, blood culture sent. assessment/plan: term male infant with perinatal depression and bilateral pneumothoraces. will monitor very closely for reaccumulaion of pneumothoraces and any evidence of cardiovascular compromise. metabolic acidosis related to initial depression. will treat with nahco3 bolus. at increased risk for sepsis/pneumonia - will cover with ampicillin and gentamicin. npo - iv fluids d10w 60ml/kg/d father updated on baby's status at bedside. procedure: thoracentesis prophylactic administration of vaccine against other diseases circumcision 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 respiratory problems after birth routine or ritual circumcision interstitial emphysema and related conditions 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to