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: aspirin (anaphylaxis) *access: 18 20g piv's on r forearm admit: 59yo homeless male found in subway station down and difficult to arouse. in ed bg 43, given 1amp d50. also required short period of bagging d/t desat to 70's, had been coughing up thick yellow secretion so ? mucous plug as the cause. hx etoh abuse w/ several visits to ed for intoxication. was found this time w/ several empty vodka bottles. know to pour vodka and listerine down peg and smoke through trach. had alcohol level of 454 in ed. to micu for monitoring. see admit note/fhp for additional hx and admit info. neuro: sleeping/ lethargic, easily arousable, follows commands, tries to communicate w/ hand gestures and nodding, also able to write on pad in the room. moves self in bed, no complaints of pain, perrl 3mm/brisk, ciwa scale q1h, has been zero since this am, 1mg ativan q1h for ciwa >10 prn, none given this shift. cardiac: nsr w/ rare pvc's, irregular rate, episodes of tachy to 120's, quickly corrects, hr 72-102, sbp 91-115 (500cc ns bolus this am for low bp). hct stable md's on rounds. banana bag this am finished here, started in ed, next meds to start in am (see ). lytes wnl per afternoon labs. ck and troponin labs sent, repeat labs in afternoon pending. resp: trached (#8 w/ 7.0 inner canula), on trach mask w/ coolmist neb @ 40% fio2. constantly coughing up yellow/tan/blood tinged and thick secretions. no sign of pna per cxr, ls clear/coarse upper and diminished lower. o2sat 91-100, rr 12-23. pt indicated that he usually has a cough, but usually not all these secretions. currently a smoker, nicotine patch started. speech and swallow consult for passy-muir valve, worked somewhat well, no negative indications but he just didn't like it, in room, but not on @ this time. repeat cxr in am. gi/gu: npo, to start bolus feeding through peg @ mn. ensure 360cc tid. +bs, no stool this shift, abd soft, peg site intact. urine out condom cath (did not allow foley in ed) greater than 1l this shift (1l in bag, cath came off and soiled pad unknown amt). fsbg 157 to now 76, no coverage or d50 at this point. id: temp 96.4-98.9, wbc normal range md's on rounds. pt w/ hx of mrsa following broken clavicle. contact precautions. abx, sputum cx sent (sxn from lungs through trach). skin intact and iv sites wnl. psychosocial: homeless, etoh abuse. social work consult to be ordered, and addiction consult as well. pt gets quite aggitated quickly when you are not able to immediatly understand what he is asking for. he hits his legs and earlier in shift was swinging @ nurses. pt has left ama in the past, may need a sitter on the floor. procedure: enteral infusion of concentrated nutritional substances diagnoses: hyposmolality and/or hyponatremia acute respiratory failure tracheostomy status acute alcoholic intoxication in alcoholism, continuous hypoglycemia, unspecified 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to