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: service: neonatolog history of present illness: this is a former 24 and 6/7th week infant who is currently on day of life 99. i will summarize his complicated neonatal course. this child was born to a b positive rubella immune, rpr nonreactive, hepatitis surface antigen negative, hiv negative, group b maternal fall five days prior to delivery. she presented to with ruptured membranes and preterm labor. she did receive antibiotics and steroids. there was concern for pneumonia. the mother was placed on antibiotics. the infant was born on after unstoppable preterm labor and delivered vaginally. the child had apgar's 8 at one minute and 9 and five minutes. hospital course: 1. respiratory: the child was intubated and received two doses of surfactant. he was ventilated for approximately five weeks and then extubated to c-pap then quickly to nasal cannula. over the last several weeks, he has been on diuretics which were eventually weaned and restarted due to increased oxygen requirement. over the last several weeks, we have gradually increased his diuril to 40 mg per kilo per day. we have also given him electrolytes supplementation. his current oxygen requirement is 25 to 50 cc of nasal cannula oxygen which is increased with feeds occasionally. 2. fen: the child's birth weight was 690 grams and at the time of transfer he is 2.97 kilos. he is currently tolerating 130 cc per kilo of breast milk 30 with promod. early in his course, he had severe hypocalcemia and electrolyte abnormalities. his current supplementation includes kcl. his most recent electrolytes have been within normal limits. 3. cardiovascular: early in the course had a pda that did not respond to medical therapy. it was eventually ligated. he has been hemodynamically stable. 4. infectious disease: he had several sepsis evaluations. he was found to have a fungal infection back in and was treated with amphotericin. most recently his blood cultures have remained negative and he is off antibiotics. 5. renal: from a renal point of view, he had an ultrasound that showed some mild hydronephrosis. he was initiated on some prophylaxis. vucg done in showed normal anatomy without reflex and so he has been off of prophylaxis. 6. neurology: the patient had a grade iii intraventricular hemorrhage bilaterally with evidence of increasing ventriculomegaly. he had serial lumbar taps with improvement in . most recently he had an ultrasound which showed mild ventriculomegaly. these have been followed with serial ultrasounds weekly. at the time of discharge, he will require follow up with serial head ultrasound. also note that he had some seizure activity in and was started on phenobarb and dilantin. the etiology of the seizures was thought to be hypocalcemia. he was weaned from the dilantin and off the phenobarb. eg has been normal. he has not had any other seizure activity off all antiepileptics. he has received multiple transfusions and was on phototherapy, but currently is off all phototherapy with a stable hematocrit. 7. ophthalmology: was involved in the early treatment rop study. he received two laser surgery treatments in the right eye for rop. at this point, he has a partial detachment in the right eye which is prompting this transfer to for surgery on friday by dr. . his left eye also has mild retinopathy prematurity and he is currently getting serial exams. at the time of transfer, the patient is breathing comfortably on 25 cc nasal cannula with clear breath sounds and no retractions. cardiovascular exam is within normal limits. abdominal exam is soft and nondistended. the ophthalmologic exam shows a left eye with partial cloudy cornea. the anterior fontanelle is open, soft and flat. the rest of the exam is unremarkable. condition on discharge: stable. discharge status: to , level iii nicu. recommendations: 1. continue nasal cannula oxygen as needed. please wean as tolerated. continue diuretics. 2. continue breast milk 30 with promod at 130 cc per kilo and monitor electrolytes on diuretics. continue electrolyte supplementation. 3. continue with serial head ultrasounds. an echogram should be performed on thursday for follow up of mild ventriculomegaly. 4. ophthalmology follow up as per dr. . discharge diagnoses: 1. prematurity. 2. severe retinopathy prematurity with retinal detachment. 3. chronic lung disease. 4. ventriculomegaly status post grade iii ivh. , m.d. dictated by: medquist36 d: 12:41 t: 14:06 job#: procedure: enteral infusion of concentrated nutritional substances other oxygen enrichment destruction of chorioretinal lesion by cryotherapy diagnoses: chronic respiratory disease arising in the perinatal period retrolental fibroplasia extreme immaturity, 500-749 grams 24 completed weeks of gestation intraventricular hemorrhage, grade iii 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to