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: see fhp for complete pmh and allergies s-intubated and sedated o-arriving intubated and extremely agitated. propofol gtt started and fentanyl later added for pain. fentanyl at 100mcg/hr and propofol at 75mcg/kg/min. attempts to open eyes to name. maes on bed. 2-3mms bilaterally. not following commands. thought to have focal seizures on arrival. witnessed upper thigh with constant tremors. lasting less than 30 seconds. dr. aware. no further tremors witnessed for rest of shift. hr 50-170s, ns/st vs svt no viewed ectopy. hr > 120s with pain as stimulant, ie line and foley insertion. tele with peaked t-waves. sbps 90-120s. hypotensive into 70s with propofol bolus of 50mgs. ns bolus given with response. since, pt stable, sbps 90-100s, maps > 65. cycling cks, thus far flat. ekg done. k 3.1, mg 1.5 and ica 0.9. all lytes repleted. am lytes pending. breath sounds clear. dim at right base. on ac. vent changes made to correct respiratory akalosis. cxr with ett in place and (+) rll infiltrate. foley inserted upon arrival. initially with 30ccs out of clear yellow urine. next hour, urine picking up and since huo have been adequate. ns at 125cc/hr. abd soft with (+) bowel sounds. ngt inserted. draining bilious in moderate amounts. on protonix iv bid. npo. rectal dressing with ns w-d packing. inciscion draining moderate amounts of green loose stool. dr. and dr. observing wound. hct stable with wbcs coming down. t+s sent to bb. afebrile. despite pan cultured on arrival. restarted on ampicillin and fluconazole iv. parents and girlfriend into visit and updated by dr. . numbers of parents on white board in room and in chart. a:s/p vt/vf arrest thought to be secondary to electrolyte defiecencies. lytes repleted. hemodynamics stable. p: possible extubation today follow lytes and replete aggresively last ck due at 11am adequately pain control pulmonary toilet procedure: continuous invasive mechanical ventilation for less than 96 consecutive hours venous catheterization, not elsewhere classified coronary arteriography using two catheters left heart cardiac catheterization insertion of endotracheal tube temporary ileostomy colonoscopy incision of perirectal tissue incision of perianal abscess diagnoses: acidosis anemia, unspecified regional enteritis of unspecified site pneumonitis due to inhalation of food or vomitus cardiac arrest other specified disorders of rectum and anus abscess of anal and rectal regions anal fistula 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to