The grading system is kinda cool. Unfortunately I can't use behind my current WiFi away from home. Maybe you can tell me how I did: The spleen was horizontally rupture into two pieces.
As far as the grading of your spleen... It depends on whether the major vessels leading into the spleen were torn or not, but it certainly sounds like you had a grade 4 or 5 tear (on a scale of 1 to 5).
4 or 5 sounds about right, I lost something around 2 quarts of blood, though that may have more been due to inaction.
All I remember from the ultrasound was thinking the red was really pretty, and then vomiting.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge, it's fascinating stuff.
EDIT: Upon rereading... If you were in primary school, then two quarts would represent a very large fraction of your total blood volume (like, anywhere from 70 to 120%). You'd be very firmly in 'dead' territory at that point (assuming they weren't simultaneously putting more in)
You have a number of solid organs, but the spleen and the liver are the most commonly injured, due to their positions on opposite sides of your abdomen.
Splenic ruptures are fairly common with serious abdominal trauma. There is even a grading system...
http://www.aast.org/Library/TraumaTools/InjuryScoringScales....