Plain radiographs are usually adequate
Must distinguish Jones fracture from diaphyseal stress fracture:
Acute fracture will have narrow fracture line that appears sharp, normal thin cortex adjacent to fracture, and normal intramedullary canal
Stress fracture will demonstrate cortical thickening  near fracture line, older stress fracture will demonstrate widened fracture line and intramedullary sclerosis
Acute fracture will have narrow fracture line that appears sharp, normal thin cortex adjacent to fracture, and normal intramedullary canal
Stress fracture will demonstrate cortical thickening  near fracture line, older stress fracture will demonstrate widened fracture line and intramedullary sclerosis
Fifth metatarsal fracture
Talus fracture
Humerus fracture
Calcaneus fracture
Radia ulna fracture
Lisfranc injury
Humerus shaft fracture 
Navicular fracture