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: pmhx- htn, dm, ^ cholesterol allergies- zosyn, clinda please see md note for list of meds. at rehab pt on trach mask for up to a few hours during the day, yet had only done so a couple of days per wife, on the rest of time. pt also working w/ pt and got oob to chair yet still none weight bearing on right foot which still needs repairs. current ros pt alert and appropriate, perl at 3-4mm, mae's w/ good strength, right arm slightly limited by iv infiltrate, so arm elevated and warm compresses applied. pt asking for water by mouthing words, following commands, denies pain at this time and once settled slept well. methadone and haldol con't as ordered. pt in sr hr 85-95 at rest, no ectopy. bp per nbp 109/51-140/65, extremities warm and dry. hct 28.9, pt recieved 2 liters of crystalloid in ew, na 143, k 4.0, mag 1.9. easily palpated pulses in all extremities. pt on imv of 8 x's 600, w/ peep of 5, psv 15, and 40% fio2. pt w/ total rr of 14-20. breath sounds coarse to clear in bilateral upper lobes yet diminished at bases. suctioned for thick pale yellow secretions. pt denies pain at this time, did get morphine in ew, abd soft nondistended, bowel sounds active, tf's of fs nepro restarted at 50cc's hr, pt putting out loose mustard colored stool. pt on famotidine. abd ct negative per team, small open area just above umbilicus 1cm deep by 1cm in circumfrence, base of wound covered by yellow fibrinous tissue, wound not foul smelling or erythematous, culture from nesh from the 6th negative. pt w/ adequate u/o, bun/creat 29/1.6. urine yellow, slightly cloudy, foley cath changed in ew and pt started on levofloxacin, flagyl, and vanco. id- abx as above, t max 100.3 po endo- blood sugar 100, sliding scale initiated per team. skin- abd wound as above, backside intact. wife and brother-in-law in to visit pt briefly, updated by rn and md, then they went home for the night. a/p- con't abx's as ordered, follow temp curve, con't pt and weaning trials as tolerated, increase activity as tolerated, con't to monitor closely. procedure: continuous invasive mechanical ventilation for less than 96 consecutive hours diagnoses: pneumonia, organism unspecified urinary tract infection, site not specified unspecified essential hypertension diabetes mellitus without mention of complication, type ii or unspecified type, not stated as uncontrolled gastrostomy status tracheostomy status 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to