What are the sacral nerves also called?Gluteal nerevesInferior hypogastric nervesErigenti nervesSuperior hypogastric nervesPudendal nerves

The sacral nerves are also known as the "pudendal nerves."

The sacral nerve group comprises several nerves that arise from the sacral spinal segments (S1 to S5) and contribute to the innervation of the pelvic region, perineum, and some areas of the lower limbs. The pudendal nerve, in particular, plays a crucial role in the sensory and motor functions of the pelvic floor, including the control of the urethra and anus. It also provides sensory innervation to the external genitalia.

The other options listed (gluteal nerves, inferior hypogastric nerves, erigenti nerves, and superior hypogastric nerves) are specific peripheral nerves or nerve plexuses with different functions and areas of innervation, but they are not synonymous with sacral nerves.