Patient presents with complaints of left foot pain following a (mechanism of injury, e.g., twisting injury, direct blow).  Pain is localized to the lateral aspect of the left foot over the fifth metatarsal.  Onset of pain was (acute or insidious).  Patient reports (presence or absence of) weight-bearing difficulties, edema, ecchymosis, and antalgic gait.  Physical examination reveals tenderness to palpation over the fifth metatarsal, specifically at the (location of fracture, e.g., distal diaphysis, proximal diaphysis, tuberosity, Jones fracture).  Range of motion of the left foot and ankle is (limited or within normal limits) with pain elicited on (specific movements, e.g., inversion, eversion, plantarflexion).  Neurovascular examination of the left foot is intact.  Radiographic imaging of the left foot (X-ray, CT scan if performed) confirms a fracture of the left fifth metatarsal, classified as (e.g., avulsion fracture, stress fracture, Jones fracture) with (description of fracture, e.g., displacement, comminution, angulation).  Assessment:  Left fifth metatarsal fracture.  Differential diagnoses considered include soft tissue injury, sprain, and tendonitis.  Plan:  Patient education provided regarding fifth metatarsal fracture care, including RICE (rest, ice, compression, elevation).  Weight-bearing status is (non-weight-bearing, partial weight-bearing, weight-bearing as tolerated) with assistive device (crutches, walking boot, etc.) as needed.  Pain management with (analgesics prescribed, e.g., ibuprofen, acetaminophen).  Referral to orthopedics for definitive management and consideration of (casting, surgical intervention) if indicated.  Follow-up scheduled in (duration) for reassessment and monitoring of fracture healing.  ICD-10 code (e.g., S92.402A) and CPT codes (e.g., for initial visit, radiographic interpretation, application of splint or cast, if performed) assigned.