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: none known pt came to ew today at 7am after 2hrs vomiting at home. o2 sats initially were low at 90% on 4l n/c and pt continued to vomit and had deteriorating resp status requiring intubation. also had wbc 27, kub showed sbo. ngt inserted and pt continued to vomit. bp dropped to 50's and pt given ivf bolus 2l and started on double pressors. at his wifes request he was transferred to for further care. pt arrived with sbp 67, ivf wide open, intubated with hr 116 st no ectopy. pt was agitated upon arrival and given small boluses of iv fentanyl and then versed for central line placement with some improvemnent in comfort and less agitation. pt has foley that is not draining any urine but had drained some prior to leaving lmh. brief ros: neuro: agitated upon arrival. will be started on iv fentanyl for sedation. pt is ematiated, weak and contracted. difficult to turn and put in flat position due to spinal kyphosis. requires restraints on his wrists because he was going for the tube when his hand were untied. cardiac: pt is on dopamine and neo upon arrival. hr in the 110-120 range. bp 60-100 on dopa at 16mcg/kg/min and neo drip at 30mcg/min. continues to get boluses of ns upon arrival. central line being inserted as well as a-line. resp: intubated, lungs sounds decreased. cxr had shown rul consolidation, ? aspiration pneumonia. last abg sent before leaving lmh showed ph 7.11. will follow gases when a-line inserted. currently on 100% with sat 93%. #7.5 ett taped at the 23 at the lip. oral airway inserted due to pt biting down on the tube. gi: upon arrival new ngt inserted and drained 700cc's stomach contents immediately. abdomen is soft, flat. no bowel sounds. passing brown soft stool rectally. gu: bun 50, cr 1.9. no urine from foley. id: got vanco iv at the outside hospital. also had urine culture sent. temp here was only 93 axillary and does not register on the rectal thermometer. will draw two blood cultures when able. as well as sent sputum when suctioning done. skin: reported to have large decubitus on his thoacic spine. area is covered and i will get to change the dressing and describe it later. pt very this weighing only 49kg. procedure: continuous invasive mechanical ventilation for less than 96 consecutive hours venous catheterization, not elsewhere classified arterial catheterization diagnoses: acidosis unspecified septicemia pneumonitis due to inhalation of food or vomitus other shock without mention of trauma 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to