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: sulfa, asa, (avoid meds that exacerbate his g6pd). past medical history: prostated ca, s/p turp; gerd, c/b erosive esophagitis; mental retardation; frequent uti's; g6pd deficiency, h/o sx as child. pt was transfered from his group home today with fever, subjective dyspnea, foul smelling urine, and hypotension. in the ew his temp was 103r. he was given levaquin, vanco and flagyl. his b/p was 64-77/50's. he was given 4l ns before being started on levophed at .19mcg/kg/hr, placed on a 100% nrb and transfered to the micu. review of systems- cardiac: b/p initially 72/40 so the levophed was increased to .25mcg/kg/min before his /p stabilized at 100-115/50. his hr is 92-95. he received 4l ns in the er and a 5th liter micu but he still appears very dry. resp: he was changed from nrb to 100% cool neb via face tent. his rr has been 26-32, o2 sats 99%. his mouth is very dry so will keep the cool neb. id: his temp was 101.8r on admission and has decreased to 99.0. he will be maintained on vanco q48h, levofloxacin q24h and tylenol q6h. gi: his abd is soft and non tender. no bowel sounds heard on initial ossculation. no stool. gu: u/o ~30cc/hr, dark amber foul smelling urine with alot of sediment. when the foley was inserted there was a large blood clot that was expressed, followed by blood tinged urine. his urine is no longer blood tinged but he is oozing blood from his meatus. it is difficulty to clean due to pt's constant crossing of his legs and his being very anxious when touched in the groin. neuro: pt is baseline non-verbal, answering questions with yes and no, not always appropriately. he mae. he is very attached to his baseball hat (written on it) so it was left with him in the bed. social: his sister is his hcp , . the patient is a dnr. he lives in a group home and goes to a rehab during the day. his group home director and are very involved in his care and seem close to . they have made arrangements that someone from the group home will sit with during the day from 9am to 11pm. procedure: venous catheterization, not elsewhere classified diagnoses: esophageal reflux urinary tract infection, site not specified acute kidney failure, unspecified unspecified septicemia severe sepsis atrial fibrillation personal history of malignant neoplasm of prostate septic shock anticoagulants causing adverse effects in therapeutic use dehydration unspecified intellectual disabilities conjunctivitis, unspecified glycogenosis 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to