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: mrs. is a 46 year old woman transferred from pacu west s/p tracheostomy for monitoring. pt. has a long and complicated medical history and had a prolonged micu stay recently for pancreatitis. past medical history includes: lupus, vasculitis, cerebritis, hepc, pud, htn, gout, tia's, uti's, etoh abuse, c diff, chf, cri, pancreatitis and bilateral total vocal cord paralysis of unknown etiology. pt. seen in the ew after 3 days of sob, stridorous resp. +epiglottitis with airway compromise, uri symptoms. (pt. had been trached ...removed 7 weeks prior to this admission). airway continued to deteriorate and pt. was trached in the or. remained sedated and ventilated overnight and was successfully placed on trach mask this am. cns: pt. awake, interactive, constantly writing notes and mouthing words. complaining of pain at trach site and was given .2mg dilaudid with +/- relief. angry at having spent so much time in the ew and having moved. husband is now with pt. and is supportive in helping her calm down. resp: sats of 99% on 40% trach collar. lungs with coarse bs throughout. pt. is coughing and expectorating thin, bloody secretions. has not required deep suctioning. gi: pt. has taken only ice chips thus far and can advance to clear liquids. +bs, no stool. gu: foley catheter present, draining clear yellow urine. id: t max of 99.4, on iv unasyn. cvs: heart rate of 90, nsr without vea. hypertensive to 190/110...is on q6hr lopressor with dose given at 1830. procedure: temporary tracheostomy diagnoses: systemic lupus erythematosus hyperpotassemia congestive heart failure, unspecified unspecified essential hypertension acute bronchitis alcoholic polyneuropathy stridor bilateral paralysis of vocal cords or larynx, complete 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to