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 : pcn,zosyn,amoxicillin,linezolid,betalactams. code status : dnr/dni/dnh( reversed due to worsened chronic abd pain.) on contact precautions for vre, c-diff. 55 y/o f, with significant pmh(see adm fhp), with recent complicated hospital course( to ) after transfer from osh, with large pancreatic pseudocyst, phlegmon & rt flank fluid collection (vre, pseudomonas, step viridans) s/p drainage & multiple anbx course , arf requiring cvvh, hypotension, vt, cdiff,uti, resp distress with intubation, then trach, now presents from rehab with abdominal pain. to ed with worsened chronic abdominal pain, hypotensive started on fluid boluses & levophed drip for a short period of time, bp stabilised. next of in ed,confirmed dnr/dni but anbx, lines & pressors ok as md. & stool cultures sent in ed ,ct abd done & pt transferred to micu 6 for further management. events:hypotensive, fluid boluses given, started on levophed drip, hypothermic, bair hugger applied. patient refused a- line insertion. neuro : alert, follows commands, moves bue, minimal movement to ble, pulses present on doppler, mottled appearance to lt foot. complains of abdominal pain ,as per resident on call its okay to give morphine for pain as patient is not currently with pancreatitis, she has a h/o pancreatitis. iv morphine 2 mgs given with moderate effect. patient nodded indicating that her pain has reduced post morphine. bil wrist restraints applied for safety to prevent tube removal. resp : trached,on cmv mode of ventilation, bil ls clear to coarse with diminished bases, see carevue for vbg results. spo2 in high 90's. cvs :s/p aicd placement, -v paced (), sbp 70's to 110's, map 40's to 80's. he 60's to 80's. 1 lit ns & 4 lits lr bolused in micu, levophed drip restarted. am labs pending. calcium repleted. metabolic acidosis with anion gap probably related to renal failure more than to sepsis as per attending gi/gu : abdomen obese & tender, npo, ngt clamped.bs present, has loose greenish stools,guaic positive, sample sent for culture,ostomy bag present on the rt flank, ct abd shows peripancreatic fluid has mildly decreased. patient's next of has refused surgery. foley not draining adequate urine. bun/ creat elevated ? cvvh needed. id : hypothermic, t-max 34 c, on aztreonam, vanco, meropenam, daptomycin. endo ; received a dose of dexamethasone,cortisol levels in am, on riss. social : md talked to family on the phone. plan : continue to monitor bp, monitor i/o, ? cvvh. monitor temp curve, follow up on cultures, continue antibiotics, monitor lytes. emotional support to patient & family. procedure: continuous invasive mechanical ventilation for less than 96 consecutive hours diagnoses: acidosis congestive heart failure, unspecified acute kidney failure, unspecified unspecified septicemia severe sepsis septic shock chronic systolic heart failure automatic implantable cardiac defibrillator in situ chronic respiratory failure tracheostomy status 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to