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: patient recorded as having no known allergies to drugs attending: chief complaint: labial pain major surgical or invasive procedure: incision and drainage of bartholin cyst abscess history of present illness: pt is a 44 yo woman w/ type i dm since , h/o multiple ed visits for hypoglycemia, and recent bartholin cyst who presents from gyn triage w/ sugar 484 concerning for dka. seen in triage today for day h/o painful, swollen labia, recurring bartholin's cyst abscess. denies fevers, chills, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea or abdominal pain. she has exquisitely tender labia. "i knew it came back." she has not taken insulin for 2 days because she had a sugar in 50's x 1 and has not been eating. no bowel movement x 3 days but no abdominal tenderness. of note, she had a previous bartholin's cyst infection in as well as in , treated w/ i+d and antibiotics (pt does not know which abx). denies headache, sob, chest pain. ros essentially negative. in gyn triage, vss, she was given 8 units of humalog, and ivf w/ lr. past medical history: 1. dm type i- a1c 8.7 in ; no h/o dka, but multiple ed visits for hypoglyemia 2. htn 3. depression 4. bartholin gland abscess s/p i and d as above social history: smokes 1/3ppd, drinks 1 beer/day. no known std's, has boyfriend. lmp . family history: + for htn; no dm, cad or cancer. physical exam: pe: t 99.3 bp 168/96 p 92 r 20 gen: comfortable; no distress heent: mm dry, op clear,mild gingival hyperplasia neck:supple chest: bcta cv: rrr, no m/r/g abd: soft,non tender, nabs pelvic: brief exam performed given extensive previous exams. patient w/ exquisitely tender 4x4 cyst like, indurated area within right labia. +erythema +calor; no drainage but white discharge in vault. foul odor. neuro: normal exam pertinent results: labs: abg on admission: 7.2/24/102/10, be -16 wbc 18.0 on admission -> 10.0 on discharge hct 42.0 -> 35.3 (mcv 93) na 131 -> 137 k 5.9 -> 4.4 cl 91 -> 106 hco3 9 -> 19 ag 37 -> 16 bun 19 -> 7 cr 1.4 -> 0.7 ph 6.5 -> 2.0 hgba1c 9.7% imaging: brief hospital course: 1. dka: the patient was admitted to the icu with dka. the precipitant was likely a combination of minimal po intake and lack of insulin over the last few days, coupled with infectious process (labial abcess). she was aggressivly fluid resuscitated and started on a continuous insulin drip. her potassium and phosphorus were aggressively repleted. after her gyn procedure on , the patient was started back on glargine/lantus 36 units qd and 5 mg humalog with meals. diabetes consult was obtained for help in managing this patient's fluctuating glucose levels, with recommendations to ensure lantus is given at noontime and to tighten the humalog iss. the patient's electrolytes had been successfully repleted and her ag closed by the day of discharge. 2.labial cyst: a recurrent abcess was presumed to be the source of infection. she was started on a course of ceftriaxone and clindamycin. she was followed by ob/gyn and a marsupalization/i+d was performed in the or on hospital day #2. a right labial abcess approximately 5cm was drained during the procedure. cultures were not able to be obtained. she was placed on iv ceftriaxone and po clindamycin for 5 days, then switched to augmentin 875mg po bidupon discharge. the packing was removed from her i+d site on the day of discharge, with instructions for the patient to f/u with her gyn, dr. at on . 3. hypertension: the patient was continued on lisinopril, but her bp remained elevated, often in the 160s/90s. upon discharge, her dose was increased from 20mg qd to 30mg qd after consulting with her pcp. 4. depression/insomnia: the patient was continued on her outpatient doses of paxil and ambien. 5. constipation: colace/senna prn. 7. fen: diabetic diet. 10. prophylaxis: heparin 5000u sc tid was given while the patient was hospitalized. 11. dispo: the patient was discharged to home, with close f/u scheduled by her pcp. medications on admission: lantus 40 units qam humalog 5 units 5 am and before dinner paxil 20 mg qd insomnia med - pt does not know name ?ambien ?trazodone lisinopril 10mg po qd hctz 25mg po qd discharge disposition: home discharge diagnosis: primary diagnoses 1. diabetic ketoacidosis 2. labial cyst abscess secondary diagnoses 1. diabetes mellitus, type i 2. htn 3. depression 4. insomnia discharge condition: stable, with pain under good control, bp 170/90, hr 92 and fs ranging from 57-349. discharge instructions: please call your pcp if you develop any of the following symptoms: fever, chills, excessive fatigue, headaches, dizziness, chest pain or low blood sugars. followup instructions: you have a follow-up appointment scheduled with dr. at community health center on tuesday, at 11:00am. you have a follow-up appointment scheduled with dr. at community health center on friday, at 10:00am. procedure: marsupialization of bartholin's gland (cyst) diagnoses: unspecified essential hypertension constipation, unspecified diabetes with ketoacidosis, type i [juvenile type], uncontrolled cyst of bartholin's gland 

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