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: family history reviewed and no history of seizure disorders or cardiac disease. pe - t 98.2 hr 134 rr 36 bp 65/38 47 o2 sat 96% in ra. baby , aga, pink breathing comfortably in ra. wt. 3145gm lt 49.5cm hc 34cm noted to have some periodic breathing during my exam. heent - af soft and flat, prominent molding and caput in the occipital region. eyes - perl with normal red reflexes. ears - normal in appearance nares - patent - able to pass down both sides. oropharynx - palate intact. resp - breath sounds clear and equal cvs - s1 s2 normal intensity, 1/6 systolic murmur - low pitched heard best at llsb, pulses normal, perfusion good abd - soft, no organomegaly gu - normal male with testes descended bilaterally neuro - tone symmetrical, wnl, no abnormal movements observed hips stable. cxr - unremarkable with small amount of retained fetal lung fluid, normal cardiothymmic silouette assessment/plan: term male infant with 4 episodes of apnea, 3 feeding related. plan will be to evaluate for sepsis with cbc diff and blood culture. will initiate antibiotics. apneic episodes potentially of neurologic origin - if persist would evaluate with mri or ct to assess for any evidence of intracranial hemorrhage - subarachnoid most likely. cardiac murmur is soft, most likely tr or benign flow murmur. will continue to monitor closely. iv fluids initiated with d10w 60ml/kg/d. because of our high nicu cencus and no more admission beds, we will transfer the baby to , newborn intensive care unit, for further care. mother updated on plans for admission, work-up and need for transfer. procedure: other oxygen enrichment diagnoses: observation for suspected infectious condition single liveborn, born in hospital, delivered without mention of cesarean section primary apnea of newborn undiagnosed cardiac murmurs 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to