Question

Which pancreatic hormone functions to raise blood glucose levels?

Answer 1

The pancreatic hormone that functions to raise blood glucose level is GLUCAGON HORMONE.
Glucagon hormone is secreted by the pancreas. Its principal function is to raise the blood glucose level when the concentration of glucose inside the blood is below the normal level. It does this by converting glycogen into glucose which the cells of the body can use for their biochemical process.

Answer 2

The pancreatic hormone that responsible for the raise of blood sugar is glucagon.  The pancreas secretes two hormones that affect our blood sugar level, they are insulin and glucagon.  Glycogenolysis is the known process that responsible by changing glycon into glucose.