; (II) to have the ability to diagnose ectopic pregnancies; (III) to have the ability to provide surgical intervention in cases of incomplete abortion or severe bleeding; (IV) to have the ability to ensure patient access to medical facilities equipped to provide blood transfusions and resuscitation, if necessary; and (V) to report any deaths or other adverse events associated with the use of such abortion drug to the Food and Drug Administration and to the manufacturer of such abortion drug, identifying the patient by a non-identifiable reference and the serial number from each package of such abortion drug; (iii) limits the dispensing of such abortion drug to patients— (I) in a clinic, medical office, or hospital by means of in-person administration by the prescribing health care practitioner; and (II) not in pharmacies or any setting other than the health care settings described in subclause (I); (iv) requires the prescribing health care practitioner to give to the patient documentation on any risk of serious complications associated with use of such abortion drug and receive acknowledgment of such receipt from the patient; (v) requires all known adverse events associated with such abortion drug to be reported, excluding any individually identifiable patient information, to the Food and Drug Administration by the— (I) manufacturers of such abortion drug; and (II) prescribers of such abortion drug