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: unknown **please see admit note/fhp for hx and admit info neuro: pt started shift on 10mcg propofol, very aggitated and moving in bed, danger of self extubation. slowly increased propofol until pt calm and sedated (40mcg/kg/min). later pt was very tachy and uncomfortable w/ vent. switched pt to versed/fentanyl (prop off) which have been titrated up to sedation/comfort w/ vent, now @ versed 5mg/hr and fentanyl 200mcg/kg/min. pt still arouses to voice, does not follow commands (however is spanish speaking only), perrl 4mm/brisk, good cough, fair gag, both slightly impaired. cardiac: st w/o ectopy, hr 123-140, sbp 100-118. pressures have tolerated sedation to this point. 500cc ns bolus for cont tachy, still running now. cont 100cc/hr of ns. electrolytes repleated this am, repeat labs sent @ 1700, awaiting results. hct stable @ 40.6. no sign of bleeding. some blood in oral secretions possibly d/t ngt placement. resp: started on cpap 5/5, 40%, w/ required increase in sedation and pt cont tachy, adjusted to a/c 40%/600/18/5. o2sat's 94-99, rr 18-33, ls coarse throughout, cxr taken this am, repeat tomorrow am. q1-2h sxn for sm/mod amts of thick tan/yellow secretions. md's aspiration pneumonitis, cont standing bronch dilators. possible extubation in am, md's wanted to observe resp status after 24h. gi/gu: npo, +bs, no stool this shift, abs soft non-tender, ngt in place per cxr, 75cc bilious residual returned to stomach. urine out foley yellow/sediment, 45-200cc/hr, most hours over 100cc/hr. still awaiting repeat afternoon electrolyte labs. id: temp 100.3-102.6, wbc 24.0. bld, sputum, and urine cx sent this am, 102 temp treated w/ 650mg tylenol. ?asp pna, started on flagyl, cont abx x3 days and reasses. skin: intact, iv sites wnl, diaphoretic. psychosocial: (brother) and others in to visit this am and again this afternoon. this afternoon, able to have brother explain to pt that he is in hosp, about ett, iv's, urine cath, restraints, and to relax this evening and rest and in am tube may come out. pt nodded that he understood. to visit again in am, told to come around 10am and ask for md's. procedure: continuous invasive mechanical ventilation for less than 96 consecutive hours diagnoses: unspecified essential hypertension alcohol abuse, unspecified acute respiratory failure pneumonitis due to inhalation of food or vomitus alcohol withdrawal 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to