<prompt> All of the following are seen in Severe Falciparum malaria infection EXCEPTSevere normocytic normochromic anaemiaRenal failureHyperglycemiaAcidemiaacidosis  <response>: C Hyperglycemia Manifestations of Severe Falciparum MalariaSignsMajor Unarousable comacerebral malaria Acidemiaacidosis Severe normochromic, normocytic anemia Renal failure Pulmonary edemaadult respiratory distress syndrome Hypoglycemia Hypotensionshock Bleedingdisseminated intravascular coagulation Convulsions, HemoglobinuriaOther Impaired consciousnessarousable Extreme weakness Hyperparasitemia Jaundice Severe normochromic, normocytic anemia Hematocrit of 15 or hemoglobin level of 50 gL 5 gdL with parasitemia of 100,000L. Renal failure: Urine output 24 h of 400 mL in adults or 12 ml_kg in children; no improvement with rehydration; serum creatinine level of 265 molL 3.0 mg dL. Hypoglycemia: Plasma glucose level of 2.2 mmolL 40 mgdL. Acidemiaacidosis Arterial pH 7.25 or plasma bicarbonate level of 15 mmolL; venous lactate level of 5 mmolL manifests as labored deep breathing, often termed respiratory distress. 