What should you do to move an athlete who is slightly dazed?

Using a two-handed carrying assist is the appropriate action when moving an athlete who is slightly dazed. This method provides proper support and stability, ensuring the potential for a safe and controlled transfer. It also minimizes the risk of further injury, which could occur if the athlete falls or is jostled during the move. The two-handed carrying assist allows for better balance, particularly in cases where the individual may be experiencing confusion or disorientation.

This technique helps the person being assisted to feel secure while also allowing the caregiver to support them effectively. The other options may not provide the necessary support or safety for someone who is dazed, as they could lead to undue strain or risk of additional injury during the movement.