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: asa, adenosine in brief: 54yo f, pmh: htn, asthma (mult intubations), niddm. tx'd from hosp after suffering a pea arrest in setting of adenosine stress test with subsequent anoxic brain injury. the pt has presented to with chest pain and was admitted for r/o mi. she underwent adenosine stress test on , but once adenosine was infused, the pt has acute bronchospasm and while bieng ambu-bagged, went into pea arrest. was intubated and given aminophylline, atroine, epi and bicarb. regained pulse after 7 min of cpr and tx'd to ed and then to icu. in icu, developed myoclonus (but thought to be sz activity) loaded iwht dilantin and started prop. seen by neuro who felt myoclonus anoxic brain injury. eeg non specific. also noted to have ecoli uti (tx'd with cipro) tx'd to per request of family. at , eeg and mri show bil anoxic brain injury. review of systems: neuro: unresponsive. withdraws to painful, noctious nailbed pressure. slight movement from bil arms when being suctioned but nothing definitive or purposeful. r pupil 4/sluggish, l pupil 2/sluggish. coughs when sxn'd. minimal gag if at all with mouthcare. does not open eyes, does not indicate any understanding or communication. cv: nsr-st, no ectopy. hr 75-102. nbp 118-146/59-76 maps >60. no am labs (checked with md) resp: 35% face tent. nebs as ordered. req'd q 2 hour suctioning and some q 1 hour suctioning. nasal trumpet in place. secretions thick/white. scopolamine patch applied . lungs coarse. gi: abd soft, + bs. tf's at goal (replete with fiber at 50cc/hr), moderate, soft, brown, hem neg stool at 8p. given docusate as ordered. gu: foley in place, amber, sediment urine. uop 30-60cc/hr. id: low grade temps all shift-t max 100.7-awaiting to see if spikes -will plan on giving tylenol. skin: bil wrist splints in place to prevent contractures. multipodus for foot drop. abrasion to neck, cheek and buttock. duoderm applied to neck to protect against o2 mask pressure. barrier cr to other areas. social: no contact overnight. supportive spouse per report plan: -remains full code -remains in icu for tenuous resp status and need for freq sxn -cont with med regimen and icu supportive care procedure: continuous invasive mechanical ventilation for less than 96 consecutive hours insertion of endotracheal tube enteral infusion of concentrated nutritional substances other bronchoscopy percutaneous [endoscopic] gastrostomy [peg] temporary tracheostomy diagnoses: urinary tract infection, site not specified unspecified essential hypertension diabetes mellitus without mention of complication, type ii or unspecified type, not stated as uncontrolled anoxic brain damage chronic obstructive asthma, unspecified 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to