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: maternal hx - 19 year old g1p0 smoker (4 cigarettes/day) with unremarkable past medical history but family history of spina bifida. antenatal screens: a pos, dat neg, rpr non-reactive, rubella immune, hbsag neg, gc neg, chlamydia neg, hb electrophoresis negative. pregnancy hx - by lmp and 13 week ultrasound for ega 24-4/7 week. normal fetal ultrasound at 17 weeks. pregnancy subsequently uncomplicated with exception of urinary tract infection treated with macrodantoin. onset of vaginal hemorrhage and cervical dilatation with footling breech presentation yesterday. admitted for mgso4 tocolysis, ampicillin prophylaxis and antenatal corticosteroid therapy (the latter begun 30 hours prior to delivery). variable decelerations noted with ultrasound showing presenting cord, leading to cesarean section (under general anesthetic) to prevent complications of prolapse. rom at delivery. no maternal fever or leukocytosis. parents met with neonatology service prior to delivery and expressed preference for full resuscitative interventions. delivery room course - infant emerged with poor tone, no respiratory effort and bradycardia to 40 bpm. cord blood gases 7.26/53/35/25 and 7.35/41/42/24. infant dried, suctioned and bag mask positive pressure ventilation provided. high inspiratory pressures (to 45 mmhg) required to achieve chest excursion. slow response of heart rate over 1-2 minutes with subsequent intermittent bradycardia when rate of ppv dropped slightly. onset of irregular spontaneous respirations by 2 minutes. intubated on second attempt with 2.5 ett taped at 6 cm; auscultation yielded equal breath sounds bilaterally. apgars 2 at one minute, 3 at 5 minutes, 5 at ten minutes. transferred to nicu uneventfully. pe wt 715 g (50th %ile) ofc 23 cm (50-75th %ile) length 33 cm (50-75th %ile) warmer, 2.5 ett po sao2 94% in 0.60 fio2 (post-surfactant) bp 41/23 (28) hr 164 rr 56; t 92 heent afsf; non-dysmorphic; no caput; palate intact; buccal mucousa normal; eyes fused chest moderate intercostal retractions with spontaneous respirations; fair excursion with pip 35; fair breath sounds bilaterally; few scattered crackles cvs well perfused; rrr; ppp, symm; s1s2 normal; no murmur abd three vessel cord; soft, non-distended; no organomegaly; no masses; normal female genitalia; anus patent and normally placed cns moving all extremities; responsive to stim; tone reduced in generalized distribution integ bruising over arms; abrasion over right anterior aspect of neck msk spine, limbs, clavicles intact investigations bg (ua) 7.26/53/35/25 bg (uv) 7.35/41/42/24 impression 24-4/7 week ga female with 1. respiratory distress syndrome, early response to surfactant therapy procedure: continuous invasive mechanical ventilation for 96 consecutive hours or more parenteral infusion of concentrated nutritional substances insertion of endotracheal tube other phototherapy unilateral repair of inguinal hernia, not otherwise specified destruction of chorioretinal lesion by laser photocoagulation diagnoses: single liveborn, born in hospital, delivered by cesarean section respiratory distress syndrome in newborn neonatal jaundice associated with preterm delivery chronic respiratory disease arising in the perinatal period anemia of prematurity retrolental fibroplasia extreme immaturity, 500-749 grams 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to