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: he was born at approximately 5:30 pm this evening as the 1780 gram product of a 32 wk gestation pregnancy to a 29 y.o. g2 p0-1 mother with . prenatal laboratory studies included bt a+, ab-, rpr nr, ri, hbsag-, and gbs unknown. maternal hx notable for previous fetal loss, and this pregnancy notable for early placement of cerclage. pregnancy complicated by spontaneous pprom on , at 23 wk gestation. at that time, mother was admitted and treated with one week of amoxicillin and erythromycin. at 24 wks, she was given a course of betamethasone. she has remained hospitalized since then on bedrest, without evidence of preterm labor or chorioamnionitis. ultrasounds have remained largely reassuring with appropriate fetal weight gain, although amniotic fluid volume has been severely low. labor was induced today secondary to non-reassuring fetal heart monitoring. due to fetal intolerance of induction, mother was taken for c-section with spinal and epidural analgesia. she was not given intrapartum antibiotics, and no fever or other concerns for sepsis were noted. at delivery, infant emerged vigorous with appropriate tone and spontaneous cry. apgars were , and he was brought to the nicu. physical exam: wt 1780 gm (50%ile) hc 29 cm (25%ile) l 44 cm (50-75%ile) vs: t 97.7r, hr 150-160, rr 50-70, bp 45/34 (38), o2sat 95%/ra. gen: wd, active, vigorous preterm infant, mild/moderate grunting and retractions noted at rest. heent: nc/at, mildly flattened facies but non-dysmorphic, fontanelles soft and flat, nares/ears patent, palate intact, red reflex present bilaterally. chest: moderate aeration, symmetric mildly coarse breath sounds. cardiac: rrr, no m/g. abdomen: soft, no hsm, no mass, 3vc, quiet bs. gu: normal male, testes palpable bilaterally, anus patent. ext: no edema, no lesions, full range of motion without obvious contractures, hips/back normal. neuro: appropriate tone and activity, mafe, intact grasp, weak moro. dstik: 65 imp: newborn 32 wk infant born after pprom at 23 wks with subsequent severe oligohydramnious, currently with mild respiratory distress. infant overall is relatively well-appearing, with minimal clinical concerns for complications of oligohydramnios, including pulmonary hypoplasia and extremity contractures. infant is at risk for sepsis given prolonged rom. plans: - admit to nicu - initiate cpap 5 cm for respiratory distress - obtain cxr - consider intubation/surfactant if respiratory distress worsens - npo for now, begin ivf of d10, monitor d-stiks - periodic monitoring of electrolytes and bilirubin - send cbc with diff and blood cx - initiate amp/gent pending culture results and culture results will update mother. father reportedly in and unable to obtain visa to come to u.s. procedure: non-invasive mechanical ventilation other phototherapy diagnoses: observation for suspected infectious condition respiratory distress syndrome in newborn neonatal jaundice associated with preterm delivery 31-32 completed weeks of gestation 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to