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: dispo: full code allergies: pcn access: mul/rij, 3 piv this is a 56yo f with no sign. pmh, spanish speaking only, who is admitted fm pcp's office with rigors and febrile. a ua showed + uti, and pt was sent to ed with concern for possible sepsis. in pt appeared clinically well and afebrile. she was given cipro, and 1l ns. within 2hrs pt was , febrile with pressures in the 80s, where she rec'd an additional 3l ns. at this time her hr increased to 170 svt, which she converted to sr with fluid resuscitation. pt remained hypotensive despite rec'ing 3l ns in ed, and was transfered to micu for further management. upon arrival to micu, pt was hypotensive to 70s, and rec'd and additional 4l ns with little effect, and neosyneprine gtt was started and titrated to maps > 65, and a central line was then placed. events: rec'd 2l ns bolus for sbp in 70s, foley cath. placed, started on neo gtt titrating to maps > 65, line placed, repleted mg, potassium, and calcium, bedside renal/abd us, bld/urine cultures sent. neuro: pt is spanish speaking only, translator at bedside early in shift, pt x3 per translator. consistently following commands, able to understand simple phrases. mae, able to assist with turning/care. perrla 3mm/bsk bilaterally. pt c/o abd. pain with n/v earlier in shift, rec'd 4mg zofran with good effect. has denied pain for most of shift, only c/o a little "gas" pain. cv: hr 80-90s nsr with no ectopy noted. repleted with 2gm magnesium for mg of 1.4, with 40meq kcl for k of 3.2, and 3gm calcium gluconate for ca of 6.5. am labs pnding. remains on neo gtt at 2.8, with maps > 65. + pp bilaterally. resp: pt is sating 94-98% on 2l nc. nbp 65-112/30-60s. ls clear t/o, no cough/sputum noted. no sob/increased wob noted. gi/gu: abd soft-distended, + bs, no stool this shift. pt c/o gas pain intermittently. n/v as noted above, relieved with 4mg ivp zofran. pt is npo, attempted to replete with , pt did not tolerate po intake as is made her n/gaging--no vomiting. foley cath. placed, draining 50-100cc/hr of yellow urine with bld clots - md aware. bedside renal and abd. us, results pnding. skin: w/d/i id: tmax 99.5, bld and urine cultures sent, results pnding. wbc 20.6, up fm 17.4, remains on zosyn for coverage. social: no contact fm family overnt. procedure: venous catheterization, not elsewhere classified diagnoses: urinary tract infection, site not specified severe sepsis atrial fibrillation calculus of gallbladder without mention of cholecystitis, without mention of obstruction septicemia due to escherichia coli [e. coli] 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to