Acute pain management
Open fractures require immediate IV antibiotics and urgent surgical washout
Neurovascular compromise from fracture requires emergent reduction and/or orthopedic intervention
Consider risk for compartment syndrome
Proximal to the more diaphyseal Jones fracture
Refer to ortho if > 3mm displacement
Nondisplaced fracture usually require only symptomatic treatment, RICE
Walking boot or hard shoe (casting rarely necessary) and weight-bearing as tolerated, follow up in 1 week
Posterior Ankle Splint, strict NWB, RICE, ortho follow up in 3-5 days
50% of Jones fracture treated conservatively may result in nonunion or re-fracture
Conservative treatment failure usually due to poor vascular supply of bone and premature return to weight-bearing
Strict NWB short-leg cast, RICE
Ortho referral for all stress fractures
Posterior Ankle Splint, NWB, RICE, ortho/podiatry follow up in 3-5 days
Dorsal or Plantar displacement >10% or 3-4mm may require reduction in ED or at referral clinic while lateral/medial displacement usually heal well without reduction
Fifth metatarsal fracture
Talus fracture
Humerus fracture
Calcaneus fracture
Radia ulna fracture
Lisfranc injury
Humerus shaft fracture 
Navicular fracture