Excited He+-Hydrogen Atom Collision: Transition Possibilities

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is there any transition of He+ that could be excited by collision with an excited hydrogen atom in 2s^1?
 
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Instead of asking us,how about making the calculation on your own...?

Daniel.

P.S.Do you know the line spectra of the 2 elements/species...?
 

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