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: *************************************************** pmhx: cervical/vaginal ca with tah and chemo radiation/bradytherapy h/o dvt s/p ivc filter copd & chf h/o hepatitis chronic leg pain allergies: tape->use only paper tape to avoid rx. social->pt is a retired waitress, widowed x 17yrs. she has 5 children, 15 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. she lives indep in an apt pt remained on ntg gtt x 24hrs, now off and hemodyn stable. pt did r/o per cpk and flat troponin for an mi. pain mgt with pca, preop pt on neurotin,percocet and ms contin. **************************************************** current review of systems: neuro->pt a&ox3, mae with strength and equality. pca for pain mso4 1.5mg q 6min with hrly lockout of 15mg. neurontin po started. plan to restart perococet & ms contin when pt eating and mobile. cv->hr sr 50-70 no vea. bp 120-150/60. palp pedal pulses. resp->nc 2-4l pox 96%. ls cta and equal. inhalers as noted. no doe/sob strong nonprod cough. i/s encouraged while awake. renal->u/o 60-80cchr. ivf kvo. lytes replaced, renal profile normal gi->pt remains npo at this time x meds. abd soft and tender to palpation. no n/v. zantac atc. heme->hct >29 inr 3.0. ivc filter noted to have clot above filter per rport. goal inr 2.5-3.0 md report, to re-start coumadin as needed. jp drainage serosang, no active s/s bleeding. endo->no issues id->afebrile with wbc 11. remains on ceftriaxone, flagyl, and ampicillin atc. f/u with pending cxs. skin->primary abd dsg intact with old serosang drainge outlined on dsg. jp site intact. back intact. pt oob yest, to continue activity as tolerated. lines->pt has 2periph lines, one tlcl rt ij, one jp, and a foley. soc->very supportive and pleasant family involved in care. status->full code. ************************************************* procedure: cholecystectomy suture of laceration of large intestine diagnoses: unspecified essential hypertension chronic airway obstruction, not elsewhere classified accidental puncture or laceration during a procedure, not elsewhere classified acute and chronic cholecystitis 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to