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: nka neuro: pt drowsy but oriented times three. wakes up easily to having her name called. left arm and leg not moving at all. right arm and leg move normally. speech is slurred and pt has left facial droop. pt's bp goal is 110-140 and currently pt is on labetolol drip at 1mg/min for bp control. pearl 4mm bilaterally. she c/o mild to severe ha above her eyes. given tylenol 650mg pr times one. also c/o nausea. given phenergan 12.5mg iv times one with good effect. get zofran 2mg iv as needed for further c/o nausea. she is light sensitive and also sensitive to strong smells. she is very anxious regarding procedures/tests as is her husband. they have met with doctors several over the course of the day and have been kept up to date as to the plan of care. pt was to have mri but this was put on hold due to it being non-emergent and it was not possible to get labetolol to run on the microextension tubing that is required for pt to be put on for mri tp be done. the labetolol is too thick and kept on ringing off "occlusion uspstream". if mri still needs to be done tomorrow she will need to be switched to nipride. md aware. pt evaluated for angiogram which was to be done today. consent form signed and procedure explained to her and her husband as well as her sister and brother-in-law.. angio called and procedure had to be put off till tomorrow and is now scheduled for 10am. they would like her to be ready by 9:30am. she needs to be npo till after this test. cardiac: bp 110-140 on the labetolol drip. hr 60-80. nsr no vea. resp: lungs are clear. rr 14-18 on 3l n/c. sat 99%. good abg. pt has weak gag and cough and needs to be watched closely for aspiration precautions. gi: npo. +bs gu: foley in place, urine is clear. procedure: arteriography of cerebral arteries diagnoses: unspecified essential hypertension intracerebral hemorrhage hemiplegia, unspecified, affecting unspecified side 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to