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: nkda events: no significant events overnoc neuro: remains sedated on propofol at 20 mcg/kg/min. tolerating well. pt opens eyes spontaneously with cares. very sporadic spontaneous movment noted with extremities. pupils r>l both reactive to light. propofol off x30 minutes at start of shift. pt opened eyes to commands and moved bue slightly. withdraws all extremities to pain consisitently. cv: blood pressure stable 90-110's increased to 170-190's with activity and agitation. calms quickly following end of activity. nsr 80-100's, increased to 120's with activity, resolves quickly. cvp 16-18 overnoc. positive pulses to all extremities. generalized edema noted of + resp: continues on vent on simv with rate of 14 breathing 15-18 total. abg this am: 7.44/39/129/2 pressure support weaned slightly overnoc, tolerated well. lung sounds coarse to with suctioning. suctioning small amounts of tan/thick secretions from ett, moderate amounts of white/blood-tinged secretions orally. gag and cough intact but weak. bilateral pleural effusions noted on ct scan . gi/gu: abdomen firm at distended. bowel sounds present but hypoactive throughout. tube feeding continues at goal rate of 45 ml/hr, tolerating well with residuals of <40 every 4 hours. ng flushed with 30 ml water ever 4 hours. foley changed at 2400 due to decreased uop with large amounts of sediment. foley remains patent. urine is clear, amber with very marginal output since foley change 25-60 per hour. continues to stool frequently golden brown liquid stool changed every 3-4 hours overnoc. pancreatic cyst and free fluid seen on ct scan on . plan to stop tube feedings at 0600 for bedside evacuation of fluid planned for sometime today, unsure if evacuating pleural effusions or peritoneal fluid not noted in the chart at this time. endocrine: fsg wnl overnoc labs: mag 1.8 this am replaced with 2 grams skin: rash to hands, hips, calves, and back-red, raised, and warm with blisters intact in some areas. no further spreading noted overnoc. acne noted to face, chin, neck, and back. continues to have moderate swelling in perineal area. ice pack to perineum changed every two hours, dibucaine gel applied to perineal area x2 overnoc pain: fentanyl gtt infusing at 125 mcg/hr. seems to offer adequate relief as pt is resting comfortably. bolus of fentanyl given prior to activity, tolerates well. temp: temp max overnoc 99.5 social: no interaction with family overnight. plan: continue to monitor for adequate oxygenation status and wean vent as pt is able to tolerate offer emotional support and reassurance with all activities to decrease anxiety and agitation with cares npo for tapping of fluid scheduled for today. procedure: venous catheterization, not elsewhere classified continuous invasive mechanical ventilation for 96 consecutive hours or more enteral infusion of concentrated nutritional substances thoracentesis percutaneous abdominal drainage closure of skin and subcutaneous tissue of other sites suture of laceration of vulva or perineum rigid proctosigmoidoscopy suture of laceration of vagina diagnoses: closed fracture of other facial bones open wound of face, unspecified site, without mention of complication closed fracture of base of skull without mention of intra cranial injury, with loss of consciousness of unspecified duration assault by other specified means open wound of vagina, without mention of complication 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to