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: history of present illness: this is a 57-year-old female status post a right mca clipping on . she developed a right-sided fluid collection in the front of her staple line that extends to the mid-pupillary line above the right eye. swelling has slightly decreased over the last week with ice and keeping her head elevated. she has had no fevers and only slight pain at the site, however, there was some slight redness in the temporal area which had just begun on the day of the examination in clinic. review of systems was negative for fevers, headaches, nausea, vomiting or vision changes. past medical history: bilateral mca aneurysms previously at the left side clipped in . seasonal allergies. medications on admission were rhinocort, pulmicort, fosamax, afrin. allergies to ephedrine and latex. social: she is a nurse here at . she quit smoking 10 years ago. has occasional alcohol. given the persistent fluid collection and the new appearance of erythema dr. opted to bring her to the operating room for a subgaleal evacuation, and washout as well as bone flap removal if needed. physical examination: temperature was 98.5. general: she had the right facial swelling. ambulating without difficulty. otherwise feeling well. heent: large fluctuant fluid collection on the right side of the incision above her eye. pupils were equal and reactive. eoms were full. cardiac regular rate and rhythm. lungs clear bilaterally. extremities: no edema. she is awake, alert, and oriented times three. no drift. symmetric smile. motor strength was . pupils were equal and reactive. eoms were full. no visual field deficits. hospital course: prior to going to the operating room she had blood cultures times two done. an esr, cbc with diff, pt, ptt, typed and screened. she also had a cat scan with contrast. head ct showed a subgaleal collection in the region of the right craniotomy site with a smaller adjacent epidural collection. of significance her esr was 66. post surgery an id consult was obtained. she also had tissue from her surgery site sent along with swabs, blood culture and urine prior to surgery. id recommended starting her on vancomycin and ceftazidime until further culture results were back. postoperatively she was awake, alert, oriented times three. pain was well-controlled. she had a jp drain in place which was draining serosanguineous fluid. she was on her first postop day, able to ambulate without difficulty and no acute complaints. as of her discharge date on her tissue samples have shown no growth to date thus far and her other cultures have not finalized at this point. her jp drain was discontinued without difficulty and on discharge day her incision was clean, minimal swelling and seemed to have significant improvement from admission. as she remained afebrile throughout her hospital course, id recommended stopping her iv antibiotics and starting on p.o. keflex and they will follow her cultures if there are any changes. her discharge instructions are to keep the incision clean, dry, do not shower. she should watch it for increased swelling, redness or if she develops a fever. she should keep her staples in for 10 days. she should follow-up in 2 weeks with dr. . discharge medications include keflex 500 mg p.o. four times a day for 7 days, fosamax 70 mg one p.o. q. sunday and then her nasonex and her pulmicort discharge diagnosis: 1. subgaleal fluid collection status post drainage. 2. status post craniotomy for right and left mca aneurysms 3. seasonal allergies. , procedure: clipping of aneurysm diagnoses: cerebral aneurysm, nonruptured 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to