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: pcn review of systems respiratory-> pt remains intubated and vented on ac 16x600 w/peep5 and fio2 60%. an abg on those settings was: 88/42/7.43/29/2. vent settings were changed to ac 600x14 w/peep5 and fio2 was reduced to 40%; a repeat abg is pnding. lung exam was notable for scattered expiratory wheezing, so the pt was started on combivent mdi. she was suctioned x1 for a small amt of thick, blood tinged sputum which was sent for cx. she is sedated on propofol and has not been breathing over the vent. cardiac-> hr 80's, sr w/o ectopy. pt arrived hypertensive to sbp 200 but responded quickly to the propofol; currently, sbp range 110-130's. baseline bp unknown. neuro-> pt arrived undersedated and agitated but responding appropriately to questions. she is currently sedated on propofol only. gi-> abd is soft, nontender w/+bs. she is npo w/o an ogt/ngt in place. no bm overnoc. gu-> pt initially thought to be dehydrated and possibly septic in the ew, so she received 4 liters of ns while there. on arrival to the micu, the team felt that she was probably fluid overloaded, and she received 40mg ivp lasix ~1am. she remains tfb positive by ~3 liters but w/no evidence of chf. id-> initial wbc 12.2 in the ew; the pt has been pancultured and started on abx coverage. of note, she arrived in the micu hypothermic w/a rectal temp 96. endo-> will check fs qid while receiving steroids although the pt has no h/o dm. access-> #18 & 20 angios located in the right lower arm. a right femoral a-line was placed by on call attending ~2am. her leg is restrained d/t the location of her line. social-> pt lives w/her husband who accompanied her to the ew but went home when she was transferred to the micu. procedure: continuous invasive mechanical ventilation for less than 96 consecutive hours insertion of endotracheal tube diagnoses: pneumonia, organism unspecified unspecified essential hypertension acute respiratory failure chronic obstructive asthma with (acute) exacerbation 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to