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: several discussion with family and neurology service today. neurology and i met with mother recently to update regarding current medical impression and discharge/follow-up plans. overall very pleased with infant's response to phenobarbital and lack of additional activity. in addition his exam has remained normal, he is breast feeding well, has normal voiding patterns and is mainatining his temperature in open crib. the mri, although the final report still needs to be obtained, has been read as normal. to completely rule out a potential stroke dwi images have been requested. his eeg may have some left focality, however, upon review with neurology they do not feel this finding will change their current management and are not interested in a repeat study. the infectious work-up also has been negative to date with benign cbcs, and negative blood cxs. would have like to have also seen a lp; however, had a "dry" tap this afternoon. after consultation with neurology, they do not think it is necessary to pursue as meningitis is highly unlikely given good clinical appearance now and despite 2 days of potential seizure activity, negative systemic review for infection, and well-controlled seizures after only 1 dose of phenobarb, discharge planning: 1. we will pursue final eeg, mri results. 2. we will arrange for dwi images in the am (probably at end of day after final readings of all studies are available). 3. if all ok and no new clinical events, such as sz activity will be ready for home tomorrow. 4. begin maintenance phenobarbital at 5 mg/k/day qhs. neurology discussed with mother the importance of beginning maintenance w/ a trial off in approx 4-6 weeks of age. 5. will check phenobarb level in am. 6. while we are pursuing these final steps he is well enough to return to nbn to be closer to mom. we will do this after we teach mother how to give the po phenobarbital. procedure: spinal tap incision of lung diagnoses: observation for suspected infectious condition convulsions in newborn other transitory neonatal electrolyte disturbances transverse deficiency of upper limb 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to