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: cipro (rash), percocet (vomiting). present illness: 41 year old female with c/o of severe headache. angio done showing flow anomally m ica. s/p r crani and clipping of opthalmic aneurysm . hospital course: to n-sicu post-op for q 1 hour neuro checks and to keep abp within goal range. nipride gtt was unsuccessful in keeping sbp <140 immediately post-op and lebetalol utilized with good effect. neuro status was at baseline except for right eye which pt's vision worsened. opthamology evaluated, + blood flow to eye. pt off nipride for most of day (sbp parameter changed to >130 <180). nipride restarted in evening, titrated to off on after po lebatalol. condition update : d/a: t max 99 neuro: remains a+ox3, mae strengths throughout. oob x 3 hours today with one assist. perl. right eye less edematous, visual field remains very poor with pt seeing shadows only, with a small peripheral window of vision where pt can make out gross movements such as a hand waving. tongue midline, good memory/recall. denies pain. head dressing c,d+i. cv: hr 60's-80's. pt does become brady to 50's infrequently when sleeping. a-line d/c's without complications. goal to keep nbp >130 <180. nipride off and po lebatalol given with good effect, nbp ~ 150/70. currently has r ij, ivf hl. pt is + ~ . resp: ls clear upper, diminished lower with crackles lll. o2 sat on 40% shovel mask 99%, pt will desaturate to ~88% on room air. pt very good frequent c+db, is. gi: pt had been very nauseous post-op, has been tolerating sips today. + flatus today as well. adat. gu: foley-bsd with clear urine. r: low grade temp, neuro status remains unchanged with main issue being right eye poor vision/shadows/small peripheral window of vision. continue to monitor vs's, to keep sbp >130 <180. adat. tx to floor when bed available. procedure: clipping of aneurysm diagnoses: unspecified acquired hypothyroidism other, mixed, or unspecified drug abuse, unspecified personal history of tobacco use alcohol abuse, unspecified cerebral aneurysm, nonruptured myalgia and myositis, unspecified 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to