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: this is a 46 y/o female pt tx from the tsicu- unrestrained driver involved in mva sustaining left orbital blow out fracture and multiple facial lacerations. pt was in surgery for 12 hours for repair. pt had angiogram which was unimpressive. pt has no allergies and denies significant medical history. neuro: pt responds to verbal stimuli- opens eyes spontaneously, will intermittently obey commands. currently on propofol drip titration 40-50mcg for sedation- able to assess neuro status when propofol is turned off or down to 20mcg without difficulty. pt mae x4- with purpose and without difficulty. c-collar is in place. pt is logroll precautions. pt tolerated care without difficulty. right pupil is 3mm, brisk and reactive. unable to assess left pupil due to injury. tmax 100. pt. able to communicate when she is in pain. medicated with 4mg of morphine with good result. rr: intubated. oett in place. secure and patent. ps/cpap/400/50%. pt tolerating spo2 > or = to 90% bbs= clear to bilateral upper lobes and diminished to bilateral lower lobes. bilateral chest expansion noted. rr 15-20 regular, no sob or dyspnea noted. suctioning q 2 hours for small to moderate thick-yellow secretions. cv: pt nsr to st with hr 90-s to 110, no signs of ectopy. pt has no central venous access. sbp > or = to 90. no hyper or hypotensive crisis noted. left radial aline is secure and patent. good flush and blood drawback noted. pt denies any chest pain. palpable pulses to bilateral radial and dorsalis pedis. no signs of jvd noted. gi: abdomen is soft, non-tender and slightly distended. bs x 4 quadrants. ogt is in proper placement as verified with auscultation of 30cc/air. tube feeds currently at 10cc/hr with no gastric residuals- will advance as tolerated for goal rate of 60cc/hr. pt has had no bm this shift but has been passing flatus. gu: indwelling foley catheter is secure and patent. clear, yellow urine in large amounts 100-300cc/hr noted. pt has had no complaints of discomfort with voiding. integ: pt has sutures to left cheek and to left eyelid- antibiotic ointment and xerofoam to injury. pt. tolerates medication regimen without difficulty. no signs of breakdown to back or buttocks. no redness noted. electrolytes: pt currently on maintainance fluids of lr with 40meq of k. am labs treated- 40meq of k, 2gms of mag and 1 pkt of neurtraphos- will continue to monitore crit status as there was a drop from 29 to 26. await team's plan for transfusion if needed. procedure: enteral infusion of concentrated nutritional substances arteriography of cerebral arteries excisional debridement of wound, infection, or burn closure of skin and subcutaneous tissue of other sites other cranial osteoplasty extraction of other tooth insertion of synthetic implant in facial bone closed reduction of nasal fracture other plastic repair of mouth other open reduction of facial fracture suture of corneal laceration other repair of laceration of eyelid, full-thickness other removal or destruction of corneal lesion diagnoses: tobacco use disorder ocular laceration with prolapse or exposure of intraocular tissue closed fracture of other facial bones closed fracture of nasal bones other motor vehicle traffic accident involving collision with motor vehicle injuring passenger in motor vehicle other than motorcycle other specified disorders of the teeth and supporting structures open fracture of other facial bones open wound of cheek, complicated open wound of lip, complicated 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to