Jones fractures are within 2cm of the 5th metatarsal tip and have a high non union rate. They require non weight bearing and orthopaedic referral.

It is a stress fracture from a repetitive injury like marching.

This avulsion fracture is very common and caused by inversion of the foot. Patients can be treated with a weight bearing boot (eg CAM boot).

The injury tends to occur with axial loading to a dorsi flexed foot. There is a classification (Hawkins) which gives a 1 to 4 grading. Always be concerned about the chance of avascular necrosis and even a non displaced fracture with require orthopaedic review. CT these injuries.

Surprisingly Halle Berry did fracture her foot carrying her daughter who was chasing a goat---but not this xray.

A normal Bohlers angle is 20 to 40 degrees. If it is < 20 degrees there is invariably an intraarticular calcaneal fracture.

The injury is caused generally by a downward axial force on a flexed foot. The whole forefoot is usually swollen and bruising extends onto the sole of the foot.

So there is an intra articular fracture of the calcaneous.

You could consider Methoxyflourane as it is a pretty quick relocation. However if I get one feel free to give me a digital nerve block.