Review Question - QID 5642

A 51-year-old male postal worker presents complaining of ankle pain that makes completing his occupational duties difficult. He has taken nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medications over the counter on his own, but this is his first time seeking professional consultation for his problem. His ankle has limited range of motion with pain throughout an arc of motion. There is no point tenderness and painless inversion/eversion of the hindfoot. No skin breakdown, swelling, or erythema is noted. Radiographs of his ankle are seen in Figures A and B. What is the next most appropriate intervention?