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: family history is remarkable for a family member - maternal male cousin who had seizures in childhood (now resolved) as well as for a family member with late adult (in 80's) onset seizure disorder. labor and delivery: delivery was by c-section because of failure to progrss after failed induction for pih. mother was noted to be febrile to 100.3 and the fetal heart monitor revealed tachycardia. the baby was therefore evaluated with a cbc and blood culture. cbc - wbc 26,100 68p 2b 12l hct 53% plat 245,000 blood culture was negative. baby has been well in the newborn nursery since birth - bottle feeding well. weight up to 3755gm from 3660gm. vs have been stable with no temp instability , rr 34-60's. she has remained in the hospital because of maternal obstetric complications including pih and chest pain and work-up to rule out a pulmonary embolis. today the baby was noted by her parents to have abnormal movements consistent with seizure activity. these movements were noted when she was awake and did not stop when the father picked her up. the baby was transferred to the nicu for evaluation and within the first hour was noted to have tonic clonic rhythmic movements of her left arm and leg that appeared to become more generalized. she was also noted to have eye deviation to the right. no apnea or desaturation was noted. this occurred again at approximately 5:00 pm lasting approximately for 2 minutes while the baby was getting am eeg. the baby was treated with 20mg/kg of phenobarbital iv with cessation of movements prior to administration. lytes: 137 4.8 102 20 alt 13 ast 20 ca 6.9 mg 1.4 ds 89. pe - robust pink well appearing term infant breathing comfortably in ra. vs t 98.9 hr 157 rr 60 bp 93/53 68 o2 sat 99% heent - af soft and flat, perl, normal red reflex, palate intact. resp - lungs clear and equal. cvs - s1 s2 normal intensity, no murmur, perfusion good abd - soft with normal bowel sounds, no organomegaly. gu - normal female hips - stable neuro - tone wnl, no asymmetry, dtrs 2+, normal moro, baby alert and awake, not irritable, easily comforted assessment/plan: newborn female now 8 days of life with new onset of seizures - appear to be more left-sided. differential includes: infection, intracranial hemorrhage or stroke, cerebral brain dysgenesis, metabolic disorder, benign neontal seizures "5th day fits", intrauterine exposure to substance abuse such as cocaine. procedure: prophylactic administration of vaccine against other diseases diagnoses: single liveborn, born in hospital, delivered by cesarean section need for prophylactic vaccination and inoculation against viral hepatitis observation for suspected infectious condition convulsions in newborn 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to