There is no so-called easiest way to determine splenic rupture, but the clinical examination is mainly through physical examination and imaging examination. 1. Physical examination: the doctor will find out whether there are abnormal symptoms through visual, touching, knocking and listening, etc. Generally speaking, splenic rupture may be characterized by splenic pressure and pain, abdominal muscle tension, mobile turbid sound and other abnormal manifestations. 2. Imaging examination: those who suspect splenic rupture can be examined by CT, and CT enhanced plain scanning of the whole abdomen is the gold standard for the diagnosis of splenic rupture. Color Doppler ultrasound can also be chosen to clearly diagnose the damage to the spleen and the extent of the damage. Ultrasound has the advantage of being fast, inexpensive, and efficient in diagnosis, and is preferred when spleen rupture is suspected. To determine the rupture of the spleen, it is usually necessary to go to the hospital for diagnosis, and once the abnormality is detected, surgical treatment can be taken as soon as possible.